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UNIVERSAL Exposition 

ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 
1904 

DIVISION OF EXHIBITS 

FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director 

Department D 

MANUFACTURES 

MILAN H. HULBERT, Chief 



REVISED EDITION 



PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY 

THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) 

ST. LOUIS, 1904 



LIBRARY of CONGRESS 
Two Copies Received 

DEC 13 1904 

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COPYRIGHT, 1904. 

BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, 

FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE' COMPANY. 



PREFACE 



A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, 
as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collec- 
tion of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspec- 
tion of the world — for examination and study by its experts. In constitutes a 
compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the 
achievements and ideas of society^ in all phases of its activities, extending to the 
most material as well as to the most refined. 

The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is. therefore, perhaps the most 
comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition 
of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the 
exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidence of the capacity and performance 
in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all of the people of the world. The 
value of such a document and its significance, socially and commerciall^^ are in- 
calcuable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promise of mankind, while being 
at the same time a roll of honor, a certified register of those individuals and institu- 
tions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. 

FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF. 

Director of Exhibits. 



INTRODUCTION. 



By Milan H. Hulbert, Chief. 



•yHE Department of Manufactures is so comprehensive in scope that two immense 
1 palaces are required to house the products coming under its classification. 
They are the Palace of Varied Industries and the Palace of Manufactures. 
Situated respectively to the right and left of the Great Basin, these two immense 
palaces form an important part of the main picture of the Exposition. 

The Palace of Varied Industries contains exhibits of all those goods made 
to please the eye; whi^e the Palace of Manufactures, on the other hand, contains 
exhibits of goods of a purely utilitarian nature. Each of these palaces is 1200 feet 
long and 525 feet wide, the total cost of the two approximating $1,500,000. A 
unique feature of their construction is a court, in the center of each, open to the 
sky, which adds much to lighting and ventilating the buildings. 

The enormous size of the buildings and the thousands of people passing 
through, suggest a small city, and, following the practice in cities, the aisles have 
been laid out like streets, each having its name, and each exhibit its number. 

The enthusiastic co-operation of the manufacturers of the United States and 
the unprecedented support of the foreign governments of the world have accom- 
plished for the Department of Manufactures of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
a result far above the most sanguine expectations even of the officials most intimately 
connected with the work. This liberal treatment is due to several reasons other 
than the campaign of educational exposition methods carried on for the last three 
years by the Department itself with the 512,000 manufacturers composing what may 
be termed its clients. 

The most important reason is the higher appreciation in the last few years 
of the value of ocular impression in advertising as compared to written description, 
and therefore an increased attention given to the proper display of any merchandise 
to which it is desired to attract attention. At the time of the Chicago Exposition 
it was generally considered sufficient if goods were installed in a manner answering 
commercial necessities, but experience since has taught that the best wares improperly 
displayed will not gain attention, and it is not now uncommon for the large retail 
stores to have high-salaried men in charge of window displays and arrangements 
of wares. 

This attention to displaying artistically even the most commonplace goods has 
given the Department of Manufactures such a well-balanced installation that all 
parts of the two palaces are equally interesting. It has also led to the abolition 
of the "main aisle," as all the aisles in the two palaces are of equal width and have 
equal value to the sightseer. 

There are three great divisions of the merchandise in the two palaces: The 
Textiles Section, containing textiles, tissues, clothing, fancy work, etc.; the Hardware 
Section, containing hardware, glass, heating and cooking apparatus, modern plumb- 
ing, lighting appliances, cutlery and sporting goods, and the Section of Industrial 
Art, including all those objects made to please the eye, such as art pottery, art 
glass, art jewelry, bronzes, silverware, precious stones, etc. 

Unlike previous expositions, the machinery for producing the goods is shown 
in the same section with the goods themselves, and throughout both palaces the 
process of manufacture is demonstrated by machinery in actual operation. Hides 
are converted from the raw material to the finished article, then cut up and made 
into shoes by a model factory producing three hundred pairs of shoes a day; 
machinery is in operation making silks, cottons and woolens, while other machines 
in the same section are turning out hats, stockings, handkerchiefs, corsets, suspenders, 



gloves, hammocks, Indian blankets and numerous other articles. High speed 
envelope machines, a model paper box factory, blank book manufacturing, and the 
latest type of wire-screen weaving machines are seen in operation. These are 
supplemented by many moving displays, such as a large wind mill, made of 
thousands of hatchets, with revolving sails. House cleaning is done by the pneu- 
matic process without moving the carpets and hangings from their places. 

In the Industrial Art division the visitor is impressed with the advance made 
in the last ten years in the manufacture of artistic merchandise. Until recently, 
strictly speaking, we have been a commercial nation working almost wholly for the 
useful and economical, but the displays made in art silverAvare, art pottery, glass, 
bronzes, jewelry, china, furniture, interior decorations, tapestries, (examples of 
which are shown surpassing anything that has ever been done abroad), will convince 
the public that there is no more necessity of going to Europe now for the artistic 
in merchandise than there is for plate glass, silks, and the thousand other commodi- 
ties which are made as satisfactorily in the United States as anywhere in the world. 

In this Industrial Art Section such operative exhibits are found as the manu- 
facture of imitation diamonds, the grinding, polishing and setting of turquoise, 
and the Indian expert making hammered silverware in his inimitable way. 

In addition to an extensive display of clocks in the Varied Industries Palace, 
one of the most novel features of the Exposition is the floral clock which has been 
built on Agricultural Hill by the Department of Agriculture. The Department of 
Manufactures furnished the mechanism for this clock. It consists of a dial lOO 
feet in diameter, the numerals on which are approximately 15 feet high, and made 
entirely of flowers. At the top of the dial a small house has been built to contain 
the mechanism, and a mammoth hour glass is exposed to view, and on the top of 
this house there is a 5.000 pound bell, whose tones can be heard throughout the 
grounds. This bell strikes the hour and half hour, and upon the first stroke of 
each hour, the immense hour glass turns and the sand runs back. At the same 
time the doors of the house spring open, exposing the mechanism which controls 
the strikii^g and operates the dial, and they close immediately upon the last stroke 
of the bell. At night the clock is brilliantly illuminated, about 1,000 lamps being 
used for this purpose. 

The Department of Manufactures is also especially noted for its representative 
foreign exhibits. In this respect it far surpasses the great exhibit in the Palace 
of Industries at the Paris Exposition in 1900. 

The Paris Palace of Industries was 1200 feet long and 160 feet wide, less than 
half the size of either one of the palaces devoted to similar exhibits at the Universal 
Exposition of 1904. Its contents were so well installed and displayed, and of such 
attractive interest, that this section proved the most popular of the entire Paris 
Exposition. The nations whose exhibits stood out prominently were France, 
England, Germany. Italy, Austria and Japan. Each of these nations has installed 
an exhibit of its special products of manufacture for the Universal Exposition at 
St. Louis, and in addition there are displays from Russia, Belgium, Hungary, 
Holland, Denmark, India, Persia, Norwaj^ Sweden, Switzerland, Mexico, Siam, 
Cuba and Aregentine. Germany, whose exhibit at Paris was by far the best 
display of Industrial Arts that nation has ever made, has in the Palace of Varied 
Industries at St. Louis a much more extensive and elaborate exhibit. France has 
installed in the Palace of ]Manufactures the most important and representative dis- 
play that country has ever made in a foreign land, and the same can be said of 
all the nations participating in this great Exposition. 



How to Locate an Exhibit in the Palace of Varied Industries 

or Manufactures. 

Consultation with the Ground Flans of the Varied Industries or Man- 
ufactures Palaces on the preceding page, will show you that by an orderly 
arrangement of the blocks and aisles, and the method of numbering, it is 
quite easy to locate an exhibitor. 

All the blocks arc numbered, and above each block, a large wdiite and 
blue sign is hung, giving the number. The streets running north and south 
are numbered, while those running east and west, are lettered. 

If an exhibitor is located in block 45-A, street B-6, you can at once 
find this location by consulting the Ground Plan« and finding block 45-A, 
and the exhibitor is at the intersection of B and 6 aisles. Foreign Coun- 
tries are located by the block numbers only. Particular location of in- 
dividual foreign exhibitors is not given. Most of the foreign exhibits are 
arranged by groups in such a manner as to make it possible to locate them 
easy. 



INDEX. 



Country. Page. 

United States 23 

Argentine 48 

Austria 49 

Belgium . . .^ 53 

Brazil 59 

Bulgaria 63 

Canada 64 

Ceylon 65 

China 66 

Cuba 70 

Denmark 71 

Egypt 71 

France 72 

Germany 87 

Great Britain 105 

Haiti . . , ..108 

Hungary 109 



Country. Page . 

Italy 13a 

India 135 

Japan lil 

Mexico 136 

Netherlands 143 

Nicaragua 144 

New Zealand . . ■ . , . . 146 

Norway 146 

Persia 146 

Peru .147 

Porto Rico 147 

Portugal 148 

Russia 149 

Siam 151 

Sweden 153 

Switzerland 154 

Venezuela 154 



CLASSIFICATION. 



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DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES, 



OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. 



GROUP l^. 



STATIONERY 

Class 162. Equipment for and processes used in making or preparing stationer}"-, 
account books, copy books, envelopes, bags, wrappers, etc. 

Class 163. Made-up paper and card-board; ruled, bordered or ornamented paper, 
note paper, envelopes, pockets, bags; school copy books, memorandum 
books, note books, letter-copying books, account books, book covers, 
letter files; menu cards, playing cards, paper boxes, cases; packages 
of cigarette papers, etc. 

Class 164. Desk furnishings, inks, pens, pencils, penholders, crayon holders, wax 
and wafers, paper weights, ink stands, letter presses, etc. 

Class 165. Artists'_ materials for painting, architecture, sculpture, pyrography and 
drawing; canvasses, panels, crayons, brushes, hair pencils, mathematical 
instruments for architects, etchers, engravers, burners, sculptors, trac- 
ing papers and cloths; parchments; colors, varnishes, charcoals, pastels, 
stumps, lay figures, easels; color boxes and other artists' materials not 
named above. 

GROUP 29. 



Class 166. 



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168 
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173 



CUTLERY 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Special equipment for the manufacture of cutlery, particularly for grind- 
ing and polishing. 
Table cutlery, pocket knives, knives with fixed blades. 
Cutlery for gardeners, for vine culture and for various trades. 
Scissors and work-box accessories. 
Razors of all kinds. 
Fine hardware in polished steel. 
Small silversmith's ware. 
Side arms of all kinds. 



GROUP 30. 



SILVERSMITH'S AND GOLDSMITH'S WARE 

(Appliances, processes and products.) 

Class 174. Special equipment for manufacture, hand tools; outfit for casting; ma- 
chinery (lathes, scales, etc.); outfit for electroplating, etc. Methods 
of work. 

Class 175. Gold and silversmith's work for religious or common uses, in gold, silver, 
bronze or other metals; plated ware; articles gilt or silver-plated by 
any processes. 

Class 176. Enameled work; goldsmith's enamel; enamels painted upon metal. 



14 



CLASSIFICATION. 



GROUP 31. 
JEWELRY 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 177. Special equipment. Methods of work. 

Class 178. Fine jewelry. 

Class 179. Lapidary work; diamond cutting; cutting of gems; 
stones; Engraving of hard cameos and shells. 
B, Group 14.) 

Class 180. Gold and silver jewelry. Jewelry in platinum, aluminum, etc. 
set with precious stones. 

Class 181. Imitation lapidary \york. Imitation of precious stones, pearls, etc. 

Class 182. Gilt jewelry; imitation jewelry in copper and other metals; steel jew- 
elry, mourning jewelry in jet and in glass; jewelry in coral; amber, 
mother-of-pearl, etc. 



engraving on fine 
(See Department 



Jewelry 



GROUP 32. 
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 183. Special equipment for manufacturing clocks and watches; hand tools; 
machine tools (lathes and other tools); measuring instruments. 

Class 184. Preparation of various metals used by watch and clock makers. Sep- 
arate parts of watch and clock work; springs; watch cases in precious 
or common metals; holes and fittings in rubies or other jewels; 
enameled or other dials, etc. 

Class 185. Clocks for churches and public buildings, time recorders. 

Class 186. Astronomical clocks. IMarine chronometers. 

Class 187. Clocks moved by electricity, air or water. 

Class 188. Ornamental clocks and timekeepers; regulators; alarm clocks. 

Class 189. Watches; chronometers; watchmen's time registers. 

Class 190. Metronomes, pedometers, various recording instruments. Clepsydras 
and hour glasses. 

Class 191. Chimes connected with clock work. 



GROUP 33. 
PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, BRONZE, CAST IRON AND WROUGHT IRON 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 
Special equipment for manufacture; types of foundries; patterns and 



Class 192. 

Class 193. 

Class 194. 

Class 195. 



moulds; outfit for chasing and repousse work; processes for mechanical 

reduction. 
Reproductions of works of art 'in marble, stone, plaster, terra cotta, wax, 

etc. 
Art work and reproductions of art in metals. 
Repousse, stamped and damascened metals. 



GROUP 34. 

BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTICLES. FANCY ARTICLES AND BASKET 

WORK 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 196. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of brushes, fine leather 
articles, fancy articles and basket work. 

Class 197. Brushes; toilet brushes designated as fine brushes, brushes for house- 
hold, harness and stable use, etc., designated as coarse brushes; 
brushes for artists and for house painting, designated as paint brushes; 
feather brushes; brooms; carpet sweepers. 



CLASSIFICATION. 15 



Class 198. Fine leather goods; dressing cases, traveling bags, scabbards, portemon- 
naies, portfolios, toilet cases, note books, cigar cases, small objects 
and fancy articles in skins; clasps for portemonnaies and hand bags. 

Class 199. Fancy articles; work boxes and small fancy furniture, liquor cases, glove 
boxes, jewel cases; turned articles, engine turned, carved, engraved in 
ivory, tortoise shell, mother-of-pearl, etc., pipes and smokers' articles, 
snuff boxes; toilet and other combs in ivory, tortoise shell, horn, cellu- 
loid, boxwood, etc.; various articles in lacquer work, small bronzes. 

Class 200. Basket "work; baskets and hampers for common use, fancy baskets for 
confectioners, for household use, traveling, etc.; arti'cles in grass. 

GROUP 35. 

ARTICLES FOR TRAVELING AND FOR CAMPING; INDIA RUBBER AND 
GUTTA PERCHA INDUSTRIES. 

Class 201. Trunks, valises, bags, satchels, dressing and traveling cases; packing 
cases and boxes; shawl straps, etc. Locks and other fittings for 
trunks, valises, etc. Cushions. Alpenstocks, grapnels, parasols. Vari- 
ous requisites for travelers. 

Class 202. Portable equipment specially prepared for traveling and for scientific ex- 
peditions, outfits for geologists, mineralogists, naturalists, colonists, 
pioneers, explorers, etc. 

Class 203. Tents and accessories. Beds, hammocks, seats, folding chairs and other 
camp furniture and equipment. 

Class 204. Tents and furniture of military types. 

Class 205. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of India rubber and 
gutta percha goods. 

Class 206. General products of the India rubber and gutta percha industries. Wa- 
terproof clothing and boots and shoes. 

GROUP 36. 
TOYS 

Class 207. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of toys. 

Class 208. Playthings; dolls; talking dolls and accessories, playthings in metal, dolls' 
dinner and tea services, children's watches, mechanical toys, arms and 
equipment for children, musical instruments, dolls' furniture, horses, 
animals, carts, toys in India rubber, and in gold beaters' skin, scien- 
tific and educational toys. Games. 

GROUP 37. 

DECORATION AND FIXED FURNITURE OF BUILDINGS AND 

DWELLINGS 

Permanent Decoration of Public Buildings and of Dwellings. 

Class 209. Plans, drawings and models of permanent decoration. 

Class 210. Carpentry; models of frame work, roof work, vaults, domes, wooden 

partitions, etc. 
Class 211. Ornamental joiner work; doors, windows, panels, inlaid floors, organ 

cases, choir stalls, etc. 
Class 212. Permanent decorations in marble, stone, plaster, papier-mache, carton 

pierre, etc. 
Class 213. Ornamental carvings and pyrographics. 
Class 214. Iron work and locksmiths' work applied to decoration; grill work and 

doors in cast or wrought iron (See Department B, Group 14); 

doors and balustrades in bronze; roof decoration in lead, copper, zinc, 

dormers, spires, finials, vanes; crest and ridge work. 
Class 215. Decorative paintings on stone, wood, metal, canvas, or other surfaces. 

Signs of all varieties. 
Class 216. Mosaic decorations in stone or marble f.or flooring; enameled mosaic 

for walls and vaulted surfaces. 
Class 217. Various applications of ceramics to the permanent decoration of public 

buildings and dwellings. 



16 CLASSIFICATION. 



GROUP 38. 
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 

Class 218. Sideboards, bookcases, tables, stands, beds, desks, files, cabinets, ward- 
robes, chiffoniers, chairs, billiard tables, etc. Settees, couches and 
lounges. 

GROUP 39. 

STAINED GLASS. 

Class 219. Stained glass for churches, public buildings and private dwellings. Speci- 
mens of various kinds of glass used for decorative windows. Special 
enamels. Models of window tracery. (See Department B, Group 14.) 

GROUP 40. 
MORTUARY MONUMENTS AND UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS 

Class 220. Marble, gtone and metal monuments; mausoleums and fittings. 
Class 221. Coffins, caskets and undertakers' furnishing goods. 

GROUP 41. 
HARDWARE 

(Equipments, methods and products.) 

Class 222. Special tools, not included in the class of machine tools, used by smiths,. 

farriers, bolt makers, screw cutters, wire drawers, nail makers, buckle 

makers, chain makers, copper-smiths, tin-smiths,, edge tool makers, iron 

founders, ironmongers, lock-smiths, model makers, etc. 
Class 223. Hardware not otherwise provided for, made of plates, forgings, or cast- 
ings. Pipe fittings, cocks, taps, etc.; bells; machine-made bronzes; 

shoes for horses and for other animals; flatirons, etc. 
Class 224. Bolts, nuts and screws for wood or metal. 
Class 225. Products of nail making and wire drawing. Nails, brads, tacks, staples; 

wire; wire ropes, barbed wire, wire fencing, wire cloth, and wire 

gauze; wire springs. 
Class 226. Buckle making, and kindred industries; rings, hooks, hinges. 
Class 227. Chain making and kindred industries. 
Class 228. Household utensils in metal. 

Class 229. Metal plates, flanged, stamped, decorated, perforated, etc. 
Class 230. Enameled plates and castings for buildings, household and general use. 
Class 231. Hollow ware, cast or pressed, plain, polished, japanned, enameled, gran- 

itized or porcelain lined. 
Class 232. Tubes and pipe, drawn, welded or cast. 
Class 233. Sheet metal, stamped, spun, flanged, decorated, perforated; caps, buttons, 

eyelets, cans; lamp-shades, etc. 
Class 234. Products of exact and fine metal working; spectacle frames; fine springs. 
Class 235. Edge tools and other tools; scythes, sickles, pruning hooks; machetes; 

axes, adzes, hatchets; chisels, planes, boring tools, saws, hammers, 

files, etc. 
Class 236. Pulleys and pulley blocks. 
Class 237. Builders' and upholsterers' hardware; fittings and fastenings for doors, 

windows, etc.; casters, clamps, brackets, pulls, etc. 
Cla'ss 238. Safes, safety vaults and accessories; safe locks. 
Class 239. Metal work, cast, wrought, of wire; for stair railings, balusters, balconies, 

grill work, etc. 
Class 240. Metal work, plated, enameled, etc., for bedsteads, gas and electric light 

fixtures, store fixtures, cash carriers, etc. 
Class 241. Garden furniture and vases in metal. 
Class 242. Summer houses and pavilions in metal; bird cages, aviaries, awnings, 

verandas. 



CLASSIFICATION. 17 



Class 243. ]\Ietal shutters for windows, doors; screens and Venetian blinds. 

Class 244. Various products of exact roiling or of beating of gold, silver and tin; 

metallic foils. 
Class 245. Various products of gilding or plating with metals. 
Class 246. Galvanized, tinned or leaded sheet iron. 
Class 247. Builders' work in sheet metal. 

GROUP 42. 
PAPER HANGING 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 248. Special raw materials used in the manufacture of wall paper. 

Class 249. jNIachinery for printing wall paper and izncy papers. Machines for en- 
graving printing rollers. Flat wood blocks or copper plates, engraved 
by hand. Drawing pens. Machines for varnishing, glazing, calender- 
ing, embossing, gilding, flocking, rolling and cutting, 

Class 250. Special brushes and cloths used in the laying of wall paper. 

Class 251. Stained papers, printed papers. Flocked, marbled, veined, gilt papers. 
Papers for book covers, binding, etc. Artistic paper. Enameled and 
glazed paper. Imitations of wood and of leather. Window shades 
painted or printed, and fixtures for. 

GROUP 43. 
CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FABRICS FOR UPHOLSTERY 

(]Materials, equipment, methods and products.) 

Class 252. Special machinery for the manufacture of carpets and tapestry; high- 
warp looms, low-warp looms, bobbin-winders, etc. 

Class 253. Carpets, moquette, tapestry, brussels or velvet. Felt carpets, rugs, mats, 
etc. 

Class 254. Furniture and wall coverings, materials in silk, wool, cotton, linen, jute, 
ramie, grass, plain, mixed, brocaded, printed, embroidered. Horse-hair 
cloths, vegetable leather, moleskin, etc. Leather for hangings and for 
covering furniture. (See Department B, Group 14.) Oilcloths and 
linoleum. 

GROUP 44. 

UPHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS 

Class 255. Decoration for puldic and private festivals, for religious services, etc. 

Buntings, flags. 
Class 256. Bed furniture, upholstered chairs, canopies, curtains, hangings of cloth 

or tapestry; frames; framed mirrors, etc. 

GROUP 45. 
CERAMICS 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 257. Raw materials, particularly chemical products used in ceramic industries. 
(See Department L, Group 116.) 

Class 258. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of earthenware; ma- 
chines for turning, pressing and moulding earthenware; machines for 
making brick, roofing tile, drain tile, and pottery for building purposes; 
furnaces, kilns, muffles, and baking apparatus; appliances for prepar- 
ing and grinding enamels. 

Class 259. Various porcelains. 

Class 260. Bisque of porcelain and of earthenware. 

Class 261. Earthenware of white or colored body, \?\^th transparent or tin glazes. 
Faience. 



18 CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 262. Earthenware and terra cotta for agricultural purposes; paving tiles, 

enameled lava. 
Class 263. Stoneware, plain and decorated. 

Class 264. Tiles, plain, encaustic and decorated; mosaics, bricks, paving bricks, pipes. 
Class 265. Fire-proof materials. (See Department L, Group 116.) 
Class 266. Statuettes, groups and ornaments in terra cotta. 
Class 267. Enamels applied to ceramics. 
Class 268. Mosaics of clay or of enamel. 
Class 269. Mural designs; borders for fire-places and mantels. (See Department 

B, Group 14.) 

GROUP 46. 

PLUMBING AND SANITARY MATERIALS 

Class 270. Sanitary earthenware; bathing apparatus and attachments, lavatory fit- 
tings, laundry tubs, basins, cocks, draws, etc.; sewerage apparatus, 
plumbers' appliances. 

GROUP 47. 

GLASS AND CRYSTAL 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 271. Raw materials and particularly chemical products used in the manufac- 
ture of glass. 

Class 272. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of glass and crystal; 
equipment for the preparation of raw materials; furnaces; blowing 
apparatus; moulds; lathes for engraving and shaping; apparatus for 
cutting and for casting, etc. 

Class 273. Window glass, white or colored, fluted, enameled, etc. Glass for pho- 
tography. (Curved glass. 

Class 274. Plate glass, rough or polished. Silvered glass. Glass for pavements. 
Mirrors for projections. Glass with surface in relief. 

Class 275. Table glass; glass or crystal, white or colored, cut or engraved; glass- 
ware and glass apparatus for scientific uses. 

Class 276. Ornamental glass. 

Class 277. Bottles. 

Class 278. Enamels; their application to glass. 

Class 279. Mosaics of glass. 

Class 280. Imitation precious stones. 

Class 281. Watch glasses; spectacle glasses. 

Class 282. Glass used for optical purposes. 

GROUP 48. 

APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR HEATING AND VENTILATION 

Class 283. Heating by steam, hot water, hot air, and their combinations. 

Class 284. INIethods of conveying and distributing steam, hot water and hot air used 

separately or in combination. 
Class 285. Stoves and furnaces peculiar to the various systems of heating. 
Class 286. Radiators of heat of all kinds and sizes. Steam or hot water boilers. 

Steam or hot water ranges. Hot air pipes. Hot air stoves. 
Class 287. Apparatus for household heating and for the preparation and cooking 

of food; kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous articles for household uses. 

Stoves or chimneys, fixed or movable. 
Class 288. Apparatus for heating by petroleum or by gas. 
riass 289. Steam cooking ranges. Kitchen ranges of all kinds, stoves used at the 

same time for cooking food and for warming apartments. Stoves 

adapted to certain special forms of cooking. Stove apparatus, fixed 

or movable, used for preparing food or beverages in large quantities. 



CLASSIFICATION. . 19 



Class 290. Natural ventilation; ventilation by exhaustion; ventilation by mechanical 
rfieans and their combinations. 

Class 291. Plans and models of buildings, heated and ventilated; public buildings, 
factories, dwelling houses. 

Class 292. Ventilators and displacers of 'air. Up-draft ventilators. 

Class 293. Methods for the direct renewal of air to warmed and ventilated apart- 
ments. 

Class 294. Ventilators operated by the wind or by difference of temperature. 

Class 295. Sanitation and ventilation of kitchens and small living rooms. 

Class 296. Accessories to heating and ventilation. Measuring and registering ap- 
paratus; thermometers, self-registering thermometers, pyrometers, ane- 
mometers, manomometers for measuring low gas pressures, and for 
• indicating the level of water in pipes; appliances for measuring the flow 
of steam through pipes; registering apparatus of every kind. 

Class 297. Thermostats; distributing and regulating apparatus; regulators of tem- 
perature; regulators of draught; regulators of pressure; automatic drip 
cocks and air cocks; cocks specially fitted for heating apparatus. 

Class 298. Chimney fittings. Dampers for chimneys; closing of flues; opening for 
■ hot air and ventilation. .Gratings and plates. IMetallic casings for 
heating apparatus; special sheet iron chimney pots. 

Class 299. Fireplace and chimney pottery. Stoves and chimneys in earthenware. 
Ornaments. Earthenware of every sort for the fireplace. Refractory 
materials for hearths, hot air stoves, linings and chimneys. 

Class 300. Hearth furniture: fire lighters; ash sifters; utensils for cleaning and 
repairing; accessories. 

GROUP 49. 
APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING 

Class 301. Lighting by means of vegetable or mineral oils (petroleum, shale, heavy 
oil, heavy oil sprayed, spirit) ; lamps, burners, wicks, lamp chimneys, 
etc.; apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. 

Class 302. Lighting by gas; lamps, burners, chimneys, burners of flat flame. Argand 
burners, burners for recuperation, for carburizing, for incandescence, 
apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. 

Class 303. Accessories to lighting: lighters, glasses, globes, shades, reflectors, 
screens, smoke consumers, etc. 

GROUP 50. 

TEXTILES • 

Materials and processes for Spinning and Rope Making. 

Class 304. Machinery and apparatus used in preparing and spinning textile mate- 
rials. 

Class 305. Apparatus used in subsequent operations: spooling, winding, twisting, 
throwing. Mechanical finishing of goods. 

Class 306. Detached parts of spinning machinery and special machines for their 
manufacture. 

Class 307. Apparatus for sorting, testing, and registering. Apparatus for perfecting. 
Equipment for making cordage. 

GROUP 51. ^ ' 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 

TEXTILE FABRICS 

Class 308. Apparatus used in operations preliminary to weaving; machines for 
warping, cop winders. Card preparing machines. 

Class 309. Hand and power looms for weaving plain cloths. Looms for weaving 
brocaded and embroidered fabrics, box looms. 

Class 310. Knitting machinery for hosiery. Machinery for making lace and tulle. 
Machinery for making trimmings. 



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CLASSIFICATION. 



GROUP 52. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN BLEACHING, DYEING, PRINT- 
ING AND FINISHING TEXTILES IN THEIR VARIOUS STAGES 

Class 311. Apparatus for singeing, brushing and shearing textile fabrics. 

Class 312. Apparatus for washing in lye, scouring, washing, drying and moistening 
various textile materials, whether matted, combed, in thread or in the 
web. 

Class 313. Apparatus for boiling and staining dye stufifs and stuffs for thickening 
fabrics. 

Class 314. Equipment for engraving in relief or in incised work patterns for print- 
ing on textiles. • 

Class 315. Machines for starching, dyeing or printing. Apparatus for steaming. 

Class 316. Machinery of all kinds for finishing goods; for fulling, and for teazling, 
tenterframes, calendars, machines for glazing, watering, embossing, 
beetling. Machines for measuring, folding, etc. 

Class 317. Appliances used for dyeing silks, for beating, shaking up, pinning out, 
lustering, etc. 

Class 318. Sweating boxes for thickeningj apparatus for spotting, apparatus for 
bleaching by electricity. .. 

Class 319. Equipment and processes for laundry work. Treating with lye. Wash- 
ing and rinsing, drying, ironing and finishing. 

Class 320. Industry of the dyers and scourers; dry cleaning by benzine and its 
derivatives; cleaning by wet process; dyeing, pressing. 

Class 321. Specimens of textile^ materials bleached or dyed before spinning. 

Class 322. Specimens of threads or yarns of cotton, linen, wool, silk, etc., pure or 
mixed, bleached, dyed or mottled. 

Class 323. Specimens of textile fabrics bleached, dyed or printed. 

Class 324. Specimens of threads, yarns or fabrics which have been sized. 

Class 325. Specimens of chemical thickening of textile materials before they have 
been spun or woven. 



GROUP 53. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN SEWING AND MAKING WEAR- 

ING APPAREL 



Class 326 
Class 327 
Class 328 
Class 329 

Class 330 
Class 331 
Class 332 

Class 333. 
Class 334 



Common implements used in needle work. 

Machines for cutting cloths, skins and leathers. 

Maoiines for sewing, stitching, hemming, embroidering, etc. 

Machines for making button-holes; for sewing gloves, leather, boots 

and. shoes, etc.; plaiting straw foi* hats. 
Tailors' geese and flatirons. 
Busts and figures for trying on garments. 
Machines for preparing separate parts of boots and shoes (stamping, 

moulding, etc.). 
]\Iachines for lasting, pegging, screwing, nailing. 
Tvlachines for making hats of straw, felt, etc. 



GROUP 54. 
THREADS AND FABRICS OF COTTON 

Class 335. Cotton prepared and spun. 

Class 336. Fabrics of cotton, pure or mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, dyed or 
* printed. 

Class 337. Cotton velvets. 

Class 338. Cotton ribbons. 

Class 339. Counterpanes. 



CLASSIFICATION. 



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GROUP 55. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGETABLE FIBRES OTHER THAN 

COTTON 



Class 340. 
Class 341. 



Class 342. 
Class 343. 
Class 344. 



Threads of vegetable fibres; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. 

Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; plain and figured canvas, 
ticking, damask, linen, cambrics and lawns, plain and fancy handker- 
chiefs, etc. 

Fabrics of flax or hemp, mixed with cotton or silk. 

Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. 

Cordage; cables, rope, twine, etc. 



• GROUP 56. 
YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL FIBRES 

Class 345. Combed animal fibres. Yarn of combed animal fibres. 

Class 346. Carded animal fibres. Rovings, unbleached or dyed. Yarn of carded 

animal fibres. 
Class 347- Cloths of combed or carded animal fibres. 
Class 348. Cloths for ladies'wear. 
Class 349. Dress goods of combed or carded animal fibres, mixed with cotton or 

silk. 
Class 350. Aluslins delaine, tweeds, merinos, china-satins, serges, mohairs, ^tc. 
Class 351. Fabrics of carded animal fibres, not fulled or slightly fulled; flannels, 

tartans, molletons, etc. 
Class 352. Knitted stuffs in combed or carded animal fibres. 
Class 353. Shawls of animal fibres, pure or mixed. 
Class 354. Ribbons and braids of animal fibres, pure or mixed with cotton, flax, silk 

or floss silk. 
Class 355. Fabrics of hair, pure or mixed. 
Class 356. Blankets. 
Class 357. Felts of animal fibres for carpets, hats, boots and shoes, etc. 



GROUP 57. 
SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK 

Class 358. Silk raw, thrown, twisted. 

Class 359. Floss silk and silk waste. 

Class 360. Threads of floss silk, and silk waste. 

Class 361. Artificial silks. 

Class 362. Fabrics of pure silk, silk floss, or silk waste, fabrics of silk or silk floss 

mixed with gold, silver, wool, cotton, thread, etc., plain, figured, or 

brocaded, unbleached, dyed or printed. 
Class 363. Velvets and plushes. 

Class 364. Ribbons of sifk or silk floss, pure or mixed. 
Class 365. Shawls of silk or silk floss, pure or mixed. 



GROUP 58. 
LACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMINGS ■ 

Class 366. Lace made by hand; laces, blond or guipure, wrought on pillow or with 
the needle or crochet, made of flax, cotton, silk, wool, gold, silver or 
other threads. 

Class 367. Laces made by machinery; tulles, plain or embroidered; imitation lace, 
blond and guipure, in thread of every kind. 

Class 368. Embroidery made by hand; embroidery by needle or crochet with thread 
of every kind, on all kinds of grounds (fabric, net, tulle, skin, etc.), 
including needle work upon canvas as well as embroidery applique, or 
ornamented with gems, pearls, jet, spangles, of metal or other mate- 
rial, feathers, shells, etc. 



22 CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 369. Embroidery made by machiner}-, with the foundation preserved, or with 
the foundation cut or burned away. 

Class 370. Trimmings; galloons, lace or braids, fringes, tassels, all kinds of applique 
and ornamental work, hand made or woven, for millinery or garments, 
ecclesiastical vestments, civil or military uniforms; for furniture, sad- 
dlery, carriages, etc.; threads and plates of metal, gold or silver, real 
or imitation, spangles, chenilles, and all other articles used for trim- 
mings. 

Class 371. Church embroidery; church ornaments and linen; altar-cloths, "banners 
and other'objects for religious ceremonies in fabrics, ornamented with 
lace, embroideries and trimmings. 

Class Zl^- Curtains with lace, guipure, or embroidery, upon tulle or fabrics; blinds, 
screens, portieres, lambrequins, and other draperies, ornamented with 
lace, embroidery and trimmings. 

GROUP 59. 

INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN AND 

CHILDREN 

Class 2)1Z- Clothing to measure for men and boys; ordinary costumes, suits for hunt- 
ing and riding, leather breeches and similar articles, suits for gjrm- 
nastic uses and games, military and civil uniforms, campaign clothing 
, of special types, robes and costumes for magistrates, members of the 

bar, professors, ecclesiastics, etc., liveries, various costumes for 
children. 

Class 374. Clothing, ready made for men and boys. 

Class 375. Clothing to measure for women and girls; dresses, vests, jackets, cloaks 
(made by ladies' tailors, dress makers, or cloak makers), riding habits, 
sporting suits. 

Class 376. Clothing ready made for women and girls. Patterns. 

GROUP 60. 
LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, FURS AND SKINS, FUR CLOTHING 

Class 2>77- Leather in every variety; tanned, curried, enameled, patent-leather, wash 

leather, etc. 
Class 378. Boots and shoes, for men, women and children, boots, bootees, shoes, 

slippers, pumps, overshoes, soles, accessories, etc.; gaiters. 
Class 379. Gloves. 

Class 380. Furs and skins, dressed and tanned. 
Class 381. Fur clothing, caps, hats, hoods, gloves, boots, etc. 
Class 382. Fur mats and robes; fur trimmings. 

GROUP 61. . 
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECTED WITH CLOTHING 

(Processes and products.) 

Hats; hats of felt, wool, straw, silk; caps, trimmings for hats. 



Class 383 
Class 384 

Class 385 
Class 386 

Class 387 
Class 388 
Class 389 
Class 390 

Class 39T, 
Class 392 



Artificial flowers for dressing the hair, for dress, and for all other uses. 

Feathers. INlillinery. Hair: coiffures, wigs, switches. 
Shirts and underclothing for men, women and children. 
Hosiery of cotton, wool, silk, and floss silk, etc.; knitted hosiery; cravats 

and neck-ties. 
Corsets and corset-fitting. 
Elastic goods, suspenders, garters, belts. 

Canes, whips, riding whips, sun-shades, parasols, umbrellas. 
Buttons; buttons of china, metal, cloth, silk, mother-of-pearl or other 

shell, ivory-nut, horn, bone, papier-mache, etc. 
Buckles, eyelets, hooks and eyes, pins, needles, etc. 
Fans and handscreens. 



Department D — Manufactures. 



UNITED STATES. 



Stationery, Cutlery, Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware, etc. 



NOTE: Exhibits in the Department of Manufactures are installed in the 
Palace of Varied Industries and Palace of Manufactures. Where the Exhibit is 
installed in the Palace of Varied Industries, the abbreviation (V. I.) follows; 
when no Palace is indicated, the exhibit is installed in the Palace of Manufactures. 



GROUP 28. 

STATIONERY. 

Dept. No. Location. 

363. American Metal Edge Box Co., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Metal edge paper 
box machine. Block 12- A, corner 5th 
and A Sts. 

731. Art Crafts Shops, Buffalo, N. Y. 
Desk furnishings. (V. I.) Block 35. 
70 B St. 

364. Art Metal Construction Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Metallic fixtures, filing de- 
vices and furniture. (V. I.) Block i, 
49 G St. 

Pioneer makers and largest producers of 
metal equipment for the care of books 
and papers ,'for all descriptions of busi- 
ness. Do not fail to examine our display, 
showing standard metal furniture, includ- 
ing vault cases, office furniture, bank 
counters and appliances, library stacks 
and other equipment. St. Louis office, 
2225 De Kalb St. 

1627. Baker-Vawter Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Binders, ledgers and holders. (V. L) 
Block 3 E, corner 4th and F Sts. 
1282. Bankers Ink Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
Writing ink, mucilages, artists' ma- 
terials. Block 24 A, 38 B 9th St. 
323. Barnard, Geo. D. & Co., St. Louis, 
Mo, Blank books and stationery. (V. 
I.) Block I, 49 G St. 
Blank book makers, lithographers and 
printers, Vandeventer and Laclede Ave., 
St. Louis. The largest house in the 
world. We claim individuality. In qual- 
ity, weight and finish, we supply what 
the up-to-date, critical purchaser seeks, 
which, together with our prices and serv- 
ice, make us known as givers of best 
values. 



Dept. No. Location. 

244. Bradley Stencil Machine Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Stencil machines. (V. I.) 

Block 7, 72 E St. 
1 1 57. Binney & Smith, New York City. 

Crayons, marking inks and oiled paper. 
1045. Cincinnati Game Co., Cincinnati. 

Games of all sorts. (V. L) Block 

13 B, 6th and E Sts. 
i486. Cupples, Samuel, Envelope Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Envelopes and postal 

cards. Block 10 B, corner 5th and C 

Sts. 
619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New 

York City. Numbering and dating ma- 
chines, time stamps. (V. I.) Block 

27-A, 88 E St. 
Dealers and Consumers Supply Assn., 

Cincinnati, O. Business systems. Block 

8 A, 10 Hardware Arcade. 
1287. Egry Autographic Register Co., 

Dayton, O. Autographic registers and 

supplies. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 17 E St. 
406. Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co., 

Camden, N. J. Pen points. (V. I.) 

Block 8, 76 E St. 
47. Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Office furniture and sectional book 

cases. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 4th and G 

Sts. 
2001. Hunt, C. Howard, Pen Co., Cam- 
den. N. J. Steel pens. (V. I.) Block 

5, 50 E St. 
25. Knowlton, M. D., & Co., Rochester, 

N. Y. Paper box machines. Block 

12-A. 5th and B Sts. 
832. McAdams, John, & Sons, Brooklyn, 

N. Y. Ruling machinery. Block 12-C, 

5th and G Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Stationery; desk furnish- 



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DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Dept. No. Location. 

ings. (V. I.) Blocks 41 and 42, 131 
C St. 
Our execution of engraved wedding, re- 
ception, calling, menu and dinner cards, 
college and school invitations, diplornas, 
etc., is renowned throughout the United 
States, for correct forms, elegance and 
high qualities of materials. Orders re- 
ceived at our Golden Pavilion, Palace of 
Varied Industries. Highest awards, Chi- 
cago World's Fair, 1893. 
598. New York Consolidated Card Co., 

New York City. Playing cards and ac- 
cessories. (V. I.) Block 46, 7 7th St. 
493. Parker Pen Co., Janesville, Wis. 

Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 47, 132 

A St. 
916. Scott Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Toilet paper and devices. (V. I.) Block 
3-B, 48 F St. 
733. Shaw-Walker Co., Muskegon. Mich. 

Cabinets. (V. I.) Block 5. 40 E St. 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 

Citv. ^Machines for making pamphlets. 

B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 
343. Union Bag & Paper Co., New York 

Citv. Paper bags and paper. (V. I.) 

Block 3-B, 44 F St. 
1560. Union Lunch Box Co., New York 

City. Lunch boxes. (V. I.) Block 

3-B, 52 F St. 
24. United States Playing Card Co., Cin- 
cinnati. O. Playing cards. (V. I.) 

Block 46. 6th and C Sts. 
202. Waterman, L. E., Co., New York 

City. Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 

46. 7th and C Sts. 
Manufacturers of Waterman's Idea! 
fountain pens. Branches: Boston. Chi- 
cago, San Francisco, London, Paris. 
Dresden. Business established and first 
patents taken out in 1884. Spoon feed 
patented in 1889. Highest awards at 
Chicago, 1893. Exposition Universelle, 
Paris. 1889-1900, and twent}- other sec- 
tional and international expositions. 
1403. Weber, F., & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Artists' materials. (V. L) Block 46, 

6th and A Sts. 
2. Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. 

J. Advertising novelties. (V. I.) Block 

29-D. 117 C St. 

GROUP 29. 

CUTLERY. 

Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, 

N. Y. Carborundum for grinding and 
polishing. (In Palace of ]\Iines and 
Metallurgy, Block 16.) 
284. Clauss Shear Co., Fremont, O, 

Cutlery. Block ii-B, 3rd, 4th and B 
Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1366. Farnham, F. H., Pittsburg, Pa. 

Cutlery and automobile tools. Block 

14-A, 3rd and A Sts. 
1517. Gillette Sales Co., Chicago, 111. 

Razors. 18 Hardware Arcade. 
449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 

Cutlery. (V. I.) Block 35-A, 4th, 5th, 

B and C Sts. 
279. Kampfe Brothers, New York City. 

Razors and supplies. Block ii-B, 3rd, 

4th and B Sts. 
1 1 42. Landers, Frary & Clark, New Brit- 
ain, Conn. Cutlery. (V. I.) Block 

40-B, 5th, B and C Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, I\Io. Cutlery, small silversmith's 

ware. (V. I.) Block 45-A, B, 5th, C 

and 6th Sts. 
523. National Cutlery Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Cutlery. Block 7-A, 2nd and D 

Sts. 
977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Cutler3^ Block lO-A. 4th, B and 

C Sts. 
Keen Kutter cutlery is made of selected 
and tested steel by experienced artisans 
of great skill. Each blade in the pocket 
knives is rigidly inspected to guard 
against flaws. The shears have distinctive 
nut and bolt feature making perfect 
permanent adjustment. Keen Kutter cut- 
lery is the best that money and brains 
can produce. 
2024. Walden Knife Co., Walden, New 

York. Cutlery. Block ii-B, 4th and 

A Sts. 

GROUP 30. 
SILVERSMITH'S AND GOLD- 
SMITH'S WARE. 

731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Art metal goods. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 
70 B St. 
Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, 
N. Y. Carborundum used in manufac- 
turing jewelry. (In Palace of Mines 
and ^Metallurgy, Block 16.) 
449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Silverware, goldware, bronzes. (V. I.) 
Block 35-A, 4th, 5th, B and C Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Goldsmith's and silver- 
smith's ware; enameled work. (V. I.) 
Block 45-A. 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 
Note our silver punch service for U. S. 
battleship "^Missouri"; complete silver 
toble service of 525 pieces; souvenir 
spoons. Designers and makers of silver 
loving cups, trophies and presentation 
services; special orders promptl}^ exe- 
cuted. Highest awards, Chicago, 1893. 



UNITED STATES. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

Note exhibit of class pins, medals, badges, 
and process of manufacturing. 
640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Ecclesiastical goods. Block 37, 

SS A. St. 

GROUP 31. 

JEWELRY. 

731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Hand carved jewelry, odd stones, etc. 

(V. I.) Block 35-B, 70 B St. 
jNJakers of hand wrought brass and 
enameled copper-ware, comprising desk- 
sets, smoker sets, candlesticks, placques, 
jewel-boxes, etc. Also silverware and 
gold jewelry in original designs. 
10. Barber Jewelry Mfg. Co., New York 

City. Stone jewelry. (V. I.) Block 

48. 
413. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. 

Imitation diamonds. (V. I.) Block 

47, 138 A St. 
1 551. Brower, Maurice, New York City. 

Pearl and diamond necklace. (V. I.) 

Block 27-D. 95 C St. 
1537. Burd, W. D., St. Louis, Mo. 

American pearls. (V. I.) Arcade 4. 

1412. Cahoone, Geo. H. & Co., Provi- 
dence, R. I. Jewelry. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 129 A St. 

606. Gardner, Mrs. Mary A., St. Louis, 

Mo. Fish scale jewelry. (Y. I.) Block 

45-B, 6th and A Sts. 
1635. Gem Turquoise Co., New York 

City. Turquoise. (V. I.) Block 34, 

4th and A Sts. 
Kirkstein, E., Sons Co., Rochester, N. Y, 

Eyeglass mountings (V. I.) Block 4- 

A, 4th and G Sts. 

1413. Linton, P. & A., Providence, R. 
L Jewelry. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 129 
A St. 

57. Loeb, Wm., & Co., Providence, R. I. 
Gold rings. (V. L) Block 45-B. 6th 
and B Sts, 
149. Loftis Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111. 
Jewelry and precious stones. (V. L) 
Block 32, 61 C St. 
66. McGary's Universal Silver and Jew- 
elry Polish Co., New York City. Silver 
and jewelrv polish. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 
82 G St. 
McGary's Universal Silver and Jewelry 
Polish, a liquid compound. Highest 
awards, Paris, 1900. Sold by the jewelry 
trade. Visitors welcome — leather uphol- 
stered seats and electric fans. Demon- 
trating — watch cases, charms, diamonds, 
brooches, rings, polished gratis. 



Dept. Xo. Location. 

537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Jewelry. (Y. I.) Block 
45-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 
Note the beautiful rose and fleur-de-lis 
jewelry; the themes of our exhibits. Note 
the gold ?.nd silver jewelry, embracing 
h.istorical and modern designs, set with 
precious stones; combining artistic con- 
ception and highest mechanical skill. 
Diamond jewelry specially designed and 
executed. Highest awards Chicago 
World's Fair, 1893. 

1574. New Jersey Aluminum Co., New- 
ark, N. J. Aluminum goods. Block 
8- A, 5th St. 
822. Porterfield Turquois Mines Co., Sil- 
ver City, N. ]M. Turquoises. (\". 1..* 
Block 34, 4th and A Sts. 
381. Rider, S. A. Jewelry Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Jewelry. (Y. I.) Block 47, 128 
A St. 

GROUP 32. 

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING. 
American Electric Novelty & Mfg. Co., 

New York City. Clocks. (In Palace of 

Electricity. Block 19, Aisle B and Y.) 
875. Collins Electric Clock Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Electric clocks. (V. I.) 

Block 35-B, 67 A St. 
619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New 

York City. Time stamps. (V. I.) 

Block 27-A, 88 E St. 
471. Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Clocks. (Y. L) Block 34. 9 

4th St. 
20. Ingersoll, Robert H., & Bro., New 

York City. Watches. (Y. L) Block 

46, 8 6th St. 
1205. Johnson Service Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Pneumatic clock appliances. 

Block 7-A. 3rd and D Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Clocks, watches. Block 

45-A, 5th and 6th, B and C Sts. 
Tower clocks erected to order. Our 
"Paragon" watches are constructed and 
tested to meet the most exacting require- 
ments of "railroad inspection", as well as 
the utmost accuracy necessary for scien 
tific purposes, for travelers and railroad 
use. Agents "Patek Phillipe" watches. 
1544. Nanz & Co., New York City. Time 

detectors. (Y. L) Block 4-B, 75 E St. 
419. Newman Clock Co., Chicago, 111. 

Watchman's clocks and time records. 

(Y. L) Block 4-B, 75 E St. 
998. Smith, Geo. W., & Co , Philadel- 
phia. Pa. Hall clocks. (\'. L) Block 

T;/. 52 A St. 



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DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



GROUP 33. 

PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, 

BRONZE AND IRON. 

Dept. No. Location. 

1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. jMarble and onyx produc- 
tions. (V. I.) Block 7, 68 E St. 
Manufacturers of decorative marbles. All 
fine marbles reproduced in columns, pil- 
asters, slabs and mouldings. ]\Iany of 
the finest National and State buildings 
are decorated with our marble. Exhibit 
located in Varied Industries Building. 
Special inducements for export trade. 
609-61 1-613 North American Street, Phila- 
delphia. Cable address "Quadrant." 
731. Art Crafts Shops, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Art metal goods. (V. I.) Block 35-B. 

70 B St. 
1029. Bailey Company, The, Detroit, 

!\Iich. Advertising signs, statuarv. (V. 

I.) Block 35-B. 4th and B Sts. 
1440. Bonnard, Henry, Bronze Co., New 

York City. Art bronze. (V. I.) Block 

30, 39 C'St. 
449. Gorham Mfg. Co., Nev/ York City. 

Bronzes. (V. T.) Block 33. 73 C St. 
1402. Hackner, E., La Crosse, Wis. 

Statuary. (V. I.) North, wall, oppo- 
site Blocks 4-A and 10. 
1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 

water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A 

and 4-B. 4th. AVest ^th and F Sts. 
1285. Kaletta, A. T., St. Louis, Mo. 

Statues. (V. I.) Block 29-D. 20 5th 

St. 
1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. (V. 

I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, AVest 5th 

and F Sts. 
1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 

New York City. Soda water apparatus. 

(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, AVest 

5th and F Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, j\Io. Bronzes. (A^. I.) Block 

45-A. 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 
1 136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Statuary. (A^. I.) Block 37, 58 A St. 

1305. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, 
Mass. Soda water apparatus. (A^. I.) 
Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, AA'est 5th and 
F Sts. 

1306. Tufts, James AV., Boston, Mass. 
Soda water apparatus. (A^. I.) Blocks 
4-A and 4-B, 4th. AA^est 5th and F Sts. 

590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New 

York City. Ornamental bronzes. (V. 

1.) Block 4-A, AA^est 5th and G Sts. 
1647. AVeintraub, Jacob, New York City. 

Art goods in brass. (V. I.) Block 

35-B, 68 B St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

640. AViltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 

AA^is. Statuarv. (A^ I.) Block 37, 
58 A St. 

GROUP 34. 

BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTI- 
CLES, NOVELTIES. 

1199. Albaugh Bros., Dover & Co., Chi- 
cago, 111. Hand process for clean- 
ing carpets, etc. Block ii-B, 20 3d St. 
352. Ames-Bonner Co., Toledo, O. 
Toilet and household brushes. (A^. I.) 
Block 48, 146 A St. 
731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 
Fancy articles. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 
70 B St. 
1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 
Fancy articles and novelties. (V. I.) 
Block 35-B, 4th and B Sts. 
302. Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co., Grand 
Rapids, Alich. Carpet sweepers. Block 
12-A. 4th and B Sts. 
1260. Erb, Daisy E., Boston, Mass. 
Burnt leather. (V. I.) Block 13-B, 
122 F St. 
1 1 54. General Compressed Air House 
Cleaning Co., St. Louis, Mo. Com- 
pressed air machinery for cleaning 
houses. Block ii-A, 2nd and A Sts. 
274. Goodrich, B. F., Co., Akron, O. 
Rubber goods. Block 12-B, 5th, 6th, 
B and G Sts. 
449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Fine leather articles. (A^. I.) Block 
35-A, 4th, 5th, B and C Sts. 
549. Grossman, Henry, St. Augustine, 
Fla. Leather goods. (A^ I.) Block 
45-B, 135 A St. 
617. Kraus & Glauberg, New York City. 
Combs and hair ornaments. Block 
24-B. 36 loth St. 
637. Langsdorf, S., & Co., New York 
City. Celluloid cases. (V. I.) Block 
43, 149 C St. 
1657. Lee Broom & Duster Co., Daven- 
port, la. Brooms and dusters. Block 
3-B, 39 E St. and 40 F St. 
Life & Walrath, Syracuse, N. Y. Broom 
sewing machine. Block 3-B, 39 E St., 
and 40 F St. 
1564. Los Angeles Art Leather Co., 
Norwalk, Conn. Carved leather. (V. 
I.) Block 45, 131 A St. 
972. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. 
Metal signs and advertising novelties. 
(V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
537. Mermod & jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, I\Io. Fine leather goods; fancy 
articles. (V. 1.) Block 45-A, 5th, 6th, 
B and C Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

237. Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., 

Milwaukee, Wis. Floor brushes. Block 
ii-B, -22) 4th St. 
Used by the Official Janitoring & Clean- 
ing Co. John Jamieson, Supt. 
892. National Sweeper Co., Marion, Ind. 
Carpet sweepers. Block 12-A, 4th and 
A Sts. 
1272. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., 
New York City. Fancy work made by 
Indians. Block 23-B, 8th and C Sts. 
Pacific Jewelry & Curio Co., Los An- 
geles, Cal. Abalone shells. Between 
Blocks 46 and 47, Aisle K, Booth No. 2. 
We manufacture and sell polished and 
unpolished Abalone shells and novelties 
in over 2,000 styles consisting of beauti- 
ful designs set in silver, in brooches, pins, 
chains, shirt-waist sets, cuff buttons, 
spoons, paper knives, charms, hat pins, 
finger rings and shell ornaments of every 
variet}^ Catalogues mailed December ist. 
Wholesale trade supplied. 
1220. Patek Novelty Mfg. Co., New 
York City. Metal and wood fancy 
articles and novelties. (V. I.) Block 
47, 134 A St. 
1285. Reed, A. L., Co., New York City. 
Leather goods. (V. I.) Block 43, 145 
C St. 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 
City. Machines for making brushes 
and fine leather articles. B, C, 7th 
and 8th Sts. 
1271. Tibbe, H., & Son Mfg. Co., Wash- 
ington, Mo. Corn cob pipes. (V. I.) 
Block 43, 143 C St. 
2. Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. 
J. Advertising novelties. (V. I.) 
Block 29-D, 1 17 C St. 

GROUP 35. 

ARTICLES FOR CAMPING AND 

TRAVELING— INDIA RUBBER 

INDUSTRIES. 

134. Apsley Rubber Co., Hudson, Mass. 

Rubber boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 

7[ 8th St. 
274. Goodrich, B. F., Co., Akron, O. 

Rubber goods. Block 12-B, 5th, 6th, 

B and G Sts. 
Niagara Waterproof Co., Niagara Falls, 

N. Y. Waterproof cloth. (Installed 

in Palace of ACines and Metallurgy, 

Block IT.) 
990. St. Louis Trunk Hardware Mfg. 

Co., St. Louis, Mo. Trunk trimmings. 

Block 14-A, 2d and A Sts. 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 

City. Machines for the manufacture 

of rubber goods. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

508. Tower, A. J., Company, Boston, 

Mass. Oiled clothing and fabrics. 
Block 23-B, 9th and B Sts. 
1025. Young, Homer, Co., The, Toledo, 

O. Trunks and bags. Block 24-B, nth 
and B Sts. 

GROUP 36. 

TOYS. 

1419. Aubeuf, F. J., Oneida, N. Y. Hand 

carts. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 46th, 47th, 

F and G Sts. 
1659. Austin & Craw, South Norwalk, 

Conn. Toys and novelties. (V. I.) 

Block 27-A, 84 E St. 
604. Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co.,' 

Chicago, 111. Bowling alleys, billiard 

tables. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 4th and F 

Sts. 
715. Parker Brothers, Salem, Mass. 

Games. (V. I.) Block 24, 130 E St. 
1388. Scorer Co., Richmond, Va. Golf 

scorer. G St., and east middle door. 
24. U. S. Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, 

O. Card games. (V. I.) Block 46, 

6th and C Sts. 

GROUP 37. 

DECORATION AND FIXED FUR- 
NITURE OF BUILDINGS AND 
DWELLINGS. 

1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Marble and onyx decora- 
tions. (V. I.) Block 7, 68 E St. 
1528. American Encaustic Tiling Co., 
New York City. Encaustic tile. (V. 
I.) Block 27-D, IS 5th St. 
786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. 
I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th 
and F Sts. 
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chi- 
cago, St. Louis, Baltimore, Atlanta, Dal- 
las, Denver, Oklahoma^ San Francisco, 
London, Paris, Cape Town. Established 
in 1832. Highest awards wherever ex- 
hibited. (See under Group 38.) 
1293. Atkin, C. B., Knoxville, Tenn. 
Mantels. CV. L) Block 29-A, 5th and 
E Sts. 
159. Baumgarten, Wm., & Co., New 
York City. Interior decorations and 
furniture. (V. I.) Block 34, 3d and 
C Sts. 
946. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Interior decorations and bank fixtures. 
(V. I.) Block 3-B, 4th and E Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

1367. Bird, J. A. & W., & Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Prepared roofing. (V. I.) Block 

18, loi G St. 
Established 1837. Our exhibit of Rex 
Flintkote Roofing at the St. Louis Ex- 
position covers acres. The largest ex- 
hibit at any World's Fair. Attention is 
called to the roofs of the Exposition 
buildings, where 7,500,000 sq. ft. are laid. 
Awarded gold medal at South Carolina 
Inter-State and West Indian Exposition. 
Inspect our booths Var. Ind. Palace. 
505. Botanical Decorating Co., Chicago, 

111. Artificial flowers and plants. (V. 

I.) Block 4-B, 79 E St. 
604. Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co., 

Chicago, 111. Bar fixtures. (V. I.) 

Block 4-A, 4th and F Sts. 

1422. Crystal Case Company, Alliance, 
O. Show case. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
G and F Sts. 

1421. Exhibition Show Case Co., Erie, 

Pa. Ribbon case. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 

G and F Sts. 
1425. .Gillet Novelty Co., Detroit, Mich. 

Peanut cabinet and warmer. (V. I.) 

Block 3-A. G and F Sts. 
1402. Hackner, E., La Crosse, Wis. 

Church wood carvings, statuary. (V. 

I.) North wall, opposite Blocks 4-A 

and 10. 
1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 

water apparatus. Blocks 4-A and 4-B. 

4th, West 5th and F Sts. 
162. Interior Hardwood Co., Indianap- 
olis, Ind. Parquetry flooring. (V. I.) 

Block 25, 144 E St. 
1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. 

(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 

5th and F Sts. 
1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 

New York City. Soda water apparatus. 

(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 

5th and F Sts. 

1423. McNaught, G. W., & Sons, Glid- 
den, la. Shelving. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
G and F Sts. 

1 136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Church furniture and decorations. (V. 
I.) Block 37, 58 A St. 

243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 
MiO. Decorators in marble, tile and 
wood. Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 
5th St. I 

1467. Perfection Fixture Co., Flint, 
Mich. Hat cabinets. (V. I.) Block j 
3-A, G and F Sts. 

1305. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, 
Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) 
Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1 1 79. Rischke-Gottfried Mfg. Co., Pitts- 
burg, Pa. Machine for dressing, finish- 
ing and polishing. Block 11, Hardware 
Arcade. 

18. Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati, 
O. Architectural faiences. (V. I.) 
Block 35-B, 71-A and 76-B Sts. 

628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Interior decoration and 
fixed furniture. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 
4th and F Sts, 

998. Smith, Geo. W. & Co., Inc., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Ornamental joiner work. 
(V. I.) Block Z7, 52 A St. 

1420. Teed, W. L., Sons & Co., Sayre, 
Pa. Banana tree and pickle cabinet. 
(V. I.) Block 3-A. G and F Sts. 

1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. 
Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Block 
4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New 
York City. Warm air registers, ven- 
tilators, work in brass and bronze. (V. 
I.) Block 4-A, 4th, West 5th and G 
Sts. 

1 124. United Metile Co., Boston, Mass. 
Material for tilings. (V. I.) Block 
13-B, 129 E St. 

1 161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
111. Hardware shelving. (V. I.) Block 
3-A, G and F Sts. 

GROUP 38. 

OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FUR- 
NITURE. 

44. Allen, D. H., & Co., Miamisburg, O. 

Stands. (V. I.) Block 26, 156 E St. 
365. American Bed Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Enameled iron beds. (V. I.) Block 
13-A, 6th and G Sts. 
1649. American Specialty Mfg. Co., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Cheese cabinet. (V. 
I.) Block .3-A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 
786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Soda fountains. (V. I.) 
Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and 
F Sts. 
Soda fountains, the "Innovation" modern 
workboards, dispensers' automatic car- 
bonators, soda fountain requisites and 
supplies, whole and crushed fruits, whole 
and crushed nut dainties, American Fruit 
Ploss, concentrated syrups, bottlers' au- 
tomatic carbonators and machinery, ex- 
tracts and supplies, and fine silver plated 
ware. (See under Group 2i7-) 
364. Art Metal Construction Company, 
Jamestown, N. Y. Metal oftice furni- 
ture and equipment. (V. I.) Block 
I, 49 G St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

1293. Atkin, C. B., Knoxville, Tenn. 

Wood mantels. (V. I.) Block 29-A, 

112 E St. 
1050. Aude Furniture Co., St Louis, Mo. 

Tables, pedestals. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 

6th and F Sts. 
159. Baumgarten, William, & Co., New 

York City. Furniture. (V. I.) Block 

34, 3rd and C Sts. 
946. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Bank fixtures and furniture. (V. I.) 

Block 3-B, 4tli and E Sts. 

211. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 67 8th St. 

212. Berkey, Wm. A., Furniture Co., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. 
I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

1562. Bicycle Step Ladder Co., Chicago, 
111. Step ladders. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 

46 F St. and 46 G St. 

1629. Blank, Wm., Wausau, Wis. Ta- 
bles. (V. I.) Rover. 

604. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Billiard tables, bar fix- 
tures, etc. (V. L) Block 4-A, 4th and 
F Sts. 

17. Buch's, A., Sons, Elizabethtown, Pa. 
Lawn swing. (V. L) Block 9, 107 G 
St. 

1314. Century Furniture Co., Grand Rap- 
ids, Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 
2T and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

931. Comfort Furniture Co., Detroit, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Block 26, 
148 E St. 

1422. Crystal Case Co., Alliance, O. 
Display racks and show cases. (V. L) 
Block 3- A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 

60. Frankfort Chair Co., Frankfort, Ky. 
Chairs, rockers. (V. L) Block 16. 
141 G St. 

1425. Gillet Novelty Co., Detroit, Mich. 
Peanut cabinet. (V. L) Block 3-A, 

47 F St. and 46 G St. 

47. Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Office furniture. (V. L) Block 3-A, 

4th and G Sts. 
1 138. Goshen Mfg. Co., Goshen, Ind. 

Hay slings, ladders and lawn swings. 

(V. L) Block 26, 160 E St. 

214. Grand Rapids Chair Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

215. Grand Rapids Fancy Furniture Co., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. 
L) Blocks 21 and 22. 

216. Grand Rapids Table Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. 

217. Gunn Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 
and 22, 70 7th St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 

water apparatus. (V. L) Blocks 4-A 

and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 
471. Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cin- 
cinnati, O. Hall clock cases. O'. I.) 

Block 34, 9 4th St. 
656. Hinde 8z Dauch Paper Co., New 

York City. Bolster rolls. (V. l.^ 

Block 8, 80 E St. 
915. Hutchins Roller Swing Co., Alton, 

O. (V. L) Block 14, 122 E St. 
1628. Juvenile Merry-Go-Round Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Juvenile merrv-go-round. 

(V. L) Block 7, 66 E St. 
54. Karpen, S., & Bro., Chicago, 111. 

Upholstered furniture. (V. L) Block 

34, 51 A St. 
4. Kochs, Theo. A., Co., Chicago, 111. 

Barber chairs, furniture. (V. L) Block 

4-B, 4th and E Sts. 
1631. Koch Adjustable Bracket Co., 

Peoria, 111. Adjustable shelving. (V. 

L) Block 3-A, 46 F St and 47 G St. 
694. Koken Barber Supply Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Barber furniture. (V. L) 

Block 17, 155 G St. 
818. Kostuba, C. J., St. Louis, Mo. Fur- 
niture. (V. L) Block 13-A, 6th and 

F Sts. 
1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. 

(V. L) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 

5th and F Sts. 
137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. 

Store fixtures, figures and forms. (V. 

I.) Block 3-A, 4th and F Sts. 
218. Luce Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 

Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 

and 22, 67 7th St. 
1C43. Marks Adjustable Chair Company, 

New York Cit}^ Adjustable chairs. 

(V. L) Block 3-B, 47 E St. 
1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 

New York Citv. Soda water apparatus. 

(V. L) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 

5th and F Sts. 
1646. Milbradt, G. A. & Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Rolling step-ladder. (V. I.) 

Block 3-A, 51 F St. and. 50 G St. 
1 1 28. Minneapolis Desk MJPg. Co., Min- 
neapolis, Minn. Office desks. (V. L) 

Block 13-A, 121 F St. 
1650. Morehouse, W. H., Wasco, Ore. 

Hammock float. (V. I.) Block 27-A, 

84 E St. 
730. National Cash Register Co., Day- 
ton, O. Cash registers. (V. I.) Block 

3-A, 3rd, F and G Sts. 
Pioneer in register making: total output, 
380,000 machines. 931 patents, covering 
20,000 claims. Dayton factory utilizes 
32 acres floor space; factories in Canada 
and Germany. Diplomas and highest 



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Dept. No. Location, 

awards from Chicago, Omaha, Paris, Buf- 
falo and Charleston, where Nationals 
were adopted for checking receipts. Over 
600 Nationals in use at this Fair. 

220. Nelson-Matter Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 69 and 71 7th St. 

221. New England Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, j\Iich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

448. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co., Nor- 
wich, Conn. Figures, forms, display 
fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 77 E St. 

222. Oriel Cabinet Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

450. Owen. D. T., Co., Cleveland, O. 
Davenport and bed combined. (V. I.) 
Block 26, 152 E St. 

223. Paine, C. S., Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

157. Pantasote Leather Co., New York 

City. Leather upholstered furniture. 

(V. L) Block 4-B, F, West 5th and 

E Sts. 
625. Palmer, I. E., Middletown, Conn. 

Hammocks. Block 27-B, i gth St. 
1305. Puffer, A. D., & Son, Boston, Mass. 

Soda water apparatus. (V. L) Blocks 

4-A and 4-B, 4th, West Sth and F Sts. 
997- Quaker Shops, The, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Hand made furniture. (V. L) 

Block 36, 46 A St. 
The Quaker Shops Corporation was 
formed for the development of handi- 
craft as applicable to the house interior. 
The trade mark signifies that its products 
are the result of the union of Heart and 
Hand. It will be found upon each article 
of Quaker Shop production, and carries 
with it the guarantee of the makers as to 
quality and genuineness. 

225. Retting & Sweet, Grand Rapids, 
IMich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 
and 22. 72 7th St. 

226. Royal Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22. 68 7th St. 

1361. Safety Folding Bed Co., Detroit, 

Mich. Folding beds. (V. L) Block 

13-B. 6th and F Sts. 
628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. 

Louis. Mo. Bank fixtures. (V. L) 

Block 3-B, 4th and F Sts. 
1006. Sannino, Pasqualle, New York 

City. Sideboard. (V. L) Block 25, 

138 E St. 
733. Shaw-Walker Co., The, Muskegon, 

Mich. Office furniture. (V. I.) Block 

S, 3rd and E Sts. 
Wholesale and retail card and filing 
systems for every purpose. 



Dept. No. Location. 

943. Sharer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. 

Grocery supply cabinets. (V. I.) Block 
3- A, 47 F St and 46 G St. 

248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 
City. Cabinet work. B, C, 7th and 
8th Sts. 

654. Smith & Davis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 
Alo. Springs, mattresses, beds. (V. L) 
Blocks 15-A and 15-B, 121 and 131 
G St. 

998. Smith, Geo. W. & Co., Inc., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Hall clock cases and fur- 
niture. (V. L) Block Z7, 52 A St. 

1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Mattresses. (V. L) Block 13-A, 
125 F St. 

227. Stickley Bros. Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (A. L) Blocks 21 
and 22, 71 Sth St. 

1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. 
Soda water apparatus. (V. L) Blocks 
4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts 

229. Valley City Desk Co., Grand 
Rapids, ]\Iich. Furniture. (V. L) 
Blocks 21 and 22. 

1372. Van Dorn Iron Works Co., Cleve- 
land, O. Steer office furniture. Block 
, 9-A, 22, C and 27 F Sts. 
'230. Welch Folding Bed Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. 

231. Widdicomb Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. L) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

GROUP 39. 
STAINED GLASS. 
1626. Artistic Glass Painting Co., Cin- 
cinnati, O. Art glass window. - (V. I.) 

Block 27-D, 5 and 25 5th St. 
979. Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York 

Citv. Art glass globes and shades. 

(V.' L) Block 39. 72 A St. 
1363. Calvert & Kimberly, New York 

Cit}^ Stained glass windows. (V. I.) 

Block 27-C, 9 5th Si. 
1 03 1. Flanagan & Biedenweg Co., The, 

Chicago, 111. Stained glass windows. 

(V. I.) Blocks 29-C and 29-D, 26, 33 

and 39 5th St. 
JMemorial windows, leaded art glass, bev- 
eled art glass. Glass mosaics. Securea 
awards at World's Fair, Chicago; medal 
at Trans-Mississippi Exposition; gold 
medal and diploma of honor at California 
Mid-Winter Exposition. 
1493. Ford Bros., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Stained glass. (V. I.) Block 27-B, 13 

Sth St. 
I J 32. Frei, Emil, Art Glass Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Stained glass. (V. L) 

Block 29- D, 20 5th St. 



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D^t. No. Location. 

1294. Herndl, Maria, Milwaukee, Wis. 

Glass painting. (V. I.) Block 27-D, 
23 5tli St. 
1521. Kerwin, E. F., Ornamental Glass 
Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ornamental glass. 
(V. I.) Block 27-D, 19 5th St. 
464. McCully & Miles Co., Chicago, 111. 
Stained glass windows. (V. I.) Block 
27-A, 19 and 39 5th St. 
648. Von Gerichten Art Glass Co., Co- 
lumbus, O. Stained glass. (V. I.) 
Blocks 29-A and 29-B, 29 and 46 5th St. 
The largest and best specially equipped 
stained glass establishment in America. 
We have artists direct from London, 
Munich and Paris, and use imported an- 
tique glass to a great extent. We also 
make fine figure windows of opalescent 
glass entirely, as our stock is most se- 
lect. Estimates furnished free. Send 
for catalogue. 

GROUP 40. 

MORTUARY MONUMENTS AND 

UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS. 

1359. Barclay Brothers, Barre, Vt. 

Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 
1358. Bugbee & Alexander, Barre, Vt. 
Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1349. Corskie & Son, Barre, Vt. Marker. 
Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1360. Emslie, McLeod & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1352. Jones Bros. Co., Barre, Vt. Monu- 
ment. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1351. McDonald & Buchan, Barre, Vt. 
Vase. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1353- Mclver & Matheson, Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1354. Marr & Gordon, Barre, Vt. Mon- 
ument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1356. Milne, Clarihen & Gray, Barre, Vt. 
Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

259. Monumental Bronze Co., Bridge- 
port, Conn. Monuments and statuary. 
Block 14-A, 8 2nd St. 

1350. Ryle & McCormick Co., Mont- 
pelier, Vt. Monuments. Block 13, 2nd 
and A Sts. 

292. St. Louis Coffin Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Caskets and coffins. Block 14-A, 4 2nd 
St. and 3 4th St. 

1355. Smith, E. L., & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1357- Wells, Lamson & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

GROUP 41. 

HARDWARE. 
1656. Allith Mfg. Company, Chicago, 111. 

Door hangers. Block 8-A, 52 4th St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

591. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., 

Pittsburg, Pa. Aluminum cooking 
utensils. Block 8-A, 4th, 5th and D Sts. 
779. American Can Co., New York City. 
Tin cans and boxes. Block lO-B, 6th 
and C Sts. 
Branches in all large cities. Cans and 
metal boxes of every kind, plain and 
lithographed. Metal sigils and special- 
ties. Tin and galvanized ware. 
1662. American Costume Exhibits, Me- 
chanical Figure Co., Chicago, 111. Wax 
figures. Block 2-A. 
800. American Iron & Steel Mfg Co., 
Lebanon, Pa. Bolts, nuts, rivets and 
kindred articles. Block 8-B, 5th and 
C Sts. 
845. Ames, Oliver, & Sons, Corporation, 
North Easton, Mass. Shovels, spades, 
scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
American Pulley Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Pulleys. (Palace of jNIachinery, Block 

31.) 
842. Ames Shovel & Tool Co., Boston, 

Mass. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 

Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
1478. American Swiss File & Tool Co., 

New York City. Steel files. Block 

7-A, 3rd and C Sts. 
364. Art Metal Contruction Co., James- 
town, N. Y. Metal office furniture. 

(V. L) 3 Hdwe. Bazaar, 9 Arcade. 
1527. Art Wall Paper Mills, New York 

City. Wall paper displav rack. (V. 

L) Block 4-B, 71 E St. 
571. Bales, Wm., Little Rock, Ark. 

Window shades and curtain pole 

bracket. Space 16, Hardware Arcade. 
827. Baum, J., Safe & Lock Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Fire and burglar proof safes. 

Block lo-B, 36 5th St. 
Bashlin Co., Warren, Pa. Faucets. 

(Palace of IMachinery, Block 27.) 
21. Berger Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Sheet metal. (V. L). Block 9, 105 

G St. 
37. Bommer Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Spring hinges. Block lO-A, 5th and 

C Sts. 
1619. Bonner, C. E., Mfg. Company, 

Chrisman, 111. Pipe wrenches. Block 

9-B, 38 3rd St. 
1625. Boston & Lockport Block Co., 

Boston, ^lass. Blocks and tackle. 

Block 9-B, Cor. 4th and B Sts. 
409. Broderick & Bascom Rope Co., St. 

Louis, I\Io. Wire ropes. Block 9-B, 

4th and B Sts. 
1222. Brohard Co., The, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Door stops, expansion bolts, etc. 

Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

969. Capewell Horse Nail Co., Hartford, 
Conn. Horse nails. Block lO-A, 5th 
and B Sts. 
Branches: Ncav York, Philadelphia, Bal- 
timore, Buffalo, Cincinnati. Detroit, Chi- 
cago, St. Louis, New Orleans, Denver, 
San Francisco, Portland. The largest 
irianufacturers of horseshoe nails in the 
world. First award in all competitions. 
See page advertisement in Section TT of 
this Catalogue. 

Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, 
N. Y. Special tools. (Palace of ^la- 
chin er3-, Block II.) 
63. Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip 
Co., Detroit. Mich. Metal weather 
strips. (V. I.^ Block 17, i49 G St. 
457. Check Controlled Lock Co. Check 
controlled lock. Space 10, Hardware 
Utility. 
284. Clauss Shear Co., Fremont, O. 
Tinners' sinks. Block ii-B, 3rd. 4th 
and B Sts. 
Crane Company, St. Louis, Mo. Gas 
and water cocks, valve fittings. (Pal- 
ace of jNIachinery, Block 26.) 
1441. Crescent Novelty Mfg. Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Special tools. (V. L) 
Block 35-B, 67 A St. 
315. Devlin, Thos., Mfg. Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Iron, brass and steel cast- 
ings Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
Dillon, John, Hackensack, N. J. Horse 
shoes and removable calks. Block 
12-C, 6th and G Sts. 
727. Eagle Lock Co., Terryville, Conn. 
Locks and hardware. Block 8-A, 4th 
and C Sts. 
1038. Electro-Chemical Engraving Com- 
pany, Brooklyn, N. Y. Name plates, 
dials, etc. Space 11, Hardware Utility. 
294. Enterprise Mfg. Co. of Pa., The, 
Philadelphia, Pa. Hardware special- 
ties. Block 7-A, 2nd and C Sts. 
Patented specialties for the grocer, but- 
cher and housekeeper. This company 
was incorporated in 1866 and its goods 
are used in practically every civilized 
country. Exhibited and were awarded 
highest prizes at Philadelphia, 1876; Sid- 
ney, Australia, 1879; New Orleans, 1886; 
Paris, 1889 and 1900; Chicago, 1893; Ber- 
gen, Norwav, 1898; Buffalo, 1901. 
1366. Farnham, F. H., Pittsburg, Pa. 
Automatic tools. Block 14-A, 3rd and 
A Sts. 
1648. Fremont File & Specialty Co., Fre- 
mont, C. Files. (V. L) Block 13-B, 
124 F St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1 138. Goshen Mfg. Co., Goshen, Ind. 

Ladders, lawn-swings and hav-slings. 

(V. L) Block 26, 160 E St. 
847. Griffiths, Geo., Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 

Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
663. Hallanan, Michael, New York City. 

Rubber horse shoe pads. Block 12-C, 

6th and G Sts. 
1 160. Handy Things Co., Ludington, 

Mich. Kitchen utensils. Block 9-A, 

3rd and F Sts. 
279. Hart & Cooley Co., New Britain, 

Conn. Hardware specialties. Block 

8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 
556. Hartshorn, Stewart, Co., East 

Newark, N. J. Shade rollers and spe- 
cial devices. (V. L) Block 27-A, 92 

F St. 
375. Hayes, George, New York City. 

Fire proof windows.. Block 2-A, 3rd, 

4th and E Sts. 
Hobart Electric Mfg. Co., Troy, N. Y. 

Coffee mill. (Palace of Electricity, 

Block 9, Aisle V.) 
Hoe, R. & Co., New York City. Saws. 

(Palace of Liberal Arts, Aisle C, Block 

20.) 
915. Hutchins Roller Swing Co., Alton, 

111. (V. I.) Lawn and porch swings. 

Block, 14, 122 E St. 
773. Hjorth, William, & Company, 

Jamestown, N. Y. Wrenches. Space 

4, Hardware Arcade. 
290. International Steel Post Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Steel posts, fencing ma- 
chines, gates. Block lO-A, 37 5th St. 
1 162. Johnson, John C, St. Louis, Mo. 

Crvstal signs. (V. L) Block 3-B, 43 

E St. 
1 143. Landers, Frary & Clark, New 

Britain, Conn. Kitchen hardware. 

Block 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 
1280. Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., Wake- 
field, Mass. Wrought iron pipes and 

fittings. Block 8-B, 5th and D Sts. 
1:346. Lloyd Mfg. Co., Minneapolis, 

Minn. Wire measuring machine. Block 

ii-B, 24 3rd St. 
Louden Machinery Co., Fairfield, la. 

Door hangers and track. (Palace of 

Agriculture, Block 27, Aisle H.) 
609. Lupton's, David, Sons Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. iNIetal window frames. 

Block 2-A, 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. 
1423. McNaught, G. W., & Sons, Glid- 

den, la. Store fixtures. (V. I.) Block 

3-A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 
1203. Manganese Steel Safe Co., New 

York City. Safes. Block lO-B, 40 

5th St. 



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Dept. No. 'Location. 

748. Mann. C. A. & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 

Screw-driver. Space 17, Hardware Ar- 
cade. 
972. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. 
Stamped metal signs and plates. (V. 
I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
1495. Mesker & Bro., St. Louis, Mo. 
Galvanized steel house fronts. Block 
3-B, 86 5th St. and 87 6th St. 
287. Miller Keyless Lock Co., Kent, O. 
Keyless locks. Block g-A, 26 C and 
27 F Sts. 
410. Millers Falls Co., Millers Falls, 
Mass. Carpenter, mechanic and house- 
hold tools. Block 9-A, 3rd and C Sts. 
532. Missouri Lamp & Mfg. Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Sheet brass and copper 
goods. Block 8-A, 50 4th St. 
259. Monumental Bronze Co., Bridge- 
port, Conn. Monuments and statuary. 
Block lA-A. 8 2nd St. 
575. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. 
Cocks, faucets and tapping machines. 
Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and E Sts. 
Munroe & Co., Omaha, Neb. Burglar 
Alarms. (Installed in Palace of Agri- 
culture, Block 37, Aisle 4.) 
Myers, F. E., & Bro., Ashland, O. Bam 
door hangers, pullej'^s, etc. (Installed 
in Palace of Agriculture, Block 37, 
Aisle T.) 
843. Myers, H. M., Co., Beaver Falls, 
Pa. Shovel, spades and scoops. Block 
9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
1 2 19. National Enameling & Stamping 
Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stamped enameled 
receptacles. Block 7-B, 3rd, 4th and 
C Sts. 
236. National Safe & Lock Co., Cleve- 
land, O. Burglar and fireproof safes. 
Block lo-B, 57 B St. 
522. National Specialty Mfg. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Hardware specialties. 
Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
1574. New Jersey Aluminum Co., New- 
ark, N. J. Aluminum goods. Block 
8-A, 51 5th St. 
243. Nelson, N. O. Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Lead pipe and traps. Block 3-A, 
88 4th St. and 87 5th St. 
1211. Newman Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Mechanical display fixtures. (V. I.) 
Block 3-A, 55 F St. 
New creations in display fixtures are to 
be seen at our exhibit. A window dis- 
play of 36 individual display stands ro- 
tating in opposite directions, an elevating 
multiple shelf display which moves at in- 
tervals of fifteen seconds, only one tier 
being visible at a time, the Electric Ad- 
vertiser, in which the original goods are 
shown, and many others. 
3 



Dept. No. Location. 

402. Nicholls Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, la. 
Carpenters' squares and mitre boxes. 
Block 8-A, 5th and C Sts. 

448. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co., Nor- 
wich, Conn. Window and interior dis- 
play fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 77 E 
St. 

249. Oneida Community, Niagara Falls, 

N. Y. Game traps, steel chains, hard- 
ware specialties. Block lo-B, 5th and 
B Sts. 
1467. Perfection Fixture Co., Flint, 
Mich. Hat cases and display fixtures. 
(V. I.) Block 3-A, 47 F St. and 46 G 
St. 

426. Peters Cartridge Co., Cincinnati, 
O. Ammunition. Block 9-A, 2nd, B 
and F Sts. 

1 1 19. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, 
Philadelphia, Pa. Bureau of Com- 
merce. Block ii-A, 23 3rd St. 
524. Philadelphia Malleable Iron Works, 
Philadelphia, Pa. Marine and awning 
hardware. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
Pilley Packing & Flue Brush Mfg. Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Wire brushes. (Pal- 
ace of Machinery, Block 8.) 
418. Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N. Y. 
Sporting and military fire arms. Block 
9-B, 3rd and B Sts. 
Government contractors and manufactur- 
ers. Works established in 1816. The 
most extensive manufacturers of military 
fire arms in America. Remington pro- 
ducts have won nine gold, fourteen silver 
and twelve bronze medals at various ex- 
hibitions, including Chicago 1893, Buffalo 
1901, Omaha 1898-99, Philadelphia 1876, 
Paris, etc. 

844. Rowland's, T., Sons, Cheltenham, 
Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 
Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
1492. St. Louis Automatic Funnel Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Funnels. Block 8-B, 
52 5th St. 
848. St. Louis Shovel Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Shovels, scoops, spades, etc. Block 
9-B, 4th and C Sts. 

427. Savage Arms Co., Utica, N. Y. 
Fire arms and ammunition. Block 9-B, 
3rd and C Sts. 

Sawyer Tool Mfg. Co., Fitchburg, Mass. 

Screw drivers and hammers. (Palace 

of Machinery, Block 6, Aisle i.) 
943. Sherer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. 

Grocery supply cabinets, store fixtures. 

(V. I.) Block 3-A, 46 G St. and 47 

F St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Edge tools. Block lo-A, 4th, B 

and C Sts. 
Keen Kutter edge tools are made of the 
highest grade steel suitable for purpose 
intended, by skilled experienced work- 
men; inspection severe, selection most 
careful, every tool tested. Many of the 
tools have distinctive points of merit 
for durability, finish and satisfaction to 
the user. Keen Kutter edge tools are 
without equal. 
599. Sloan, Frank B., & Co., Baltimore, 

Md. Sash pulleys. Block 7-A, 2nd 

and D Sts. 
654. Smith & Davis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Metal beds and wire mattresses. 

(V. I.) Blocks 15-A and 15-B, 121 

and 131 G St. 
257. Spring Steel Fence & Wire Co., 

Anderson, Ind. Woven wire fence. 

Block 9-A, 26 F St. 
911. Stanley Rule & Level Co., New 

Britain, Conn. Model work bench with 

tools and levels in place. Block 8-B, 

6th, C and D Sts. 
See advt. in Section II of Catalogue. 
1216. Stevens, J., Arms & Tool Co., Chi- 

copee Falls, Mass. Firearms. Block 

ii-A, 3rd and B Sts. 
933. Stewart Iron Works Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Iron fencing, gates and lawn 

furniture. Block ii-A, 2nd and B Sts. 
686. Trimont Mfg. Co., Roxbury, Mass. 

Pipe wrenches and cutters. Block g-A, 

25 B St. 

719. Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 
Bridgeport, Conn. Metallic cartridges. 
Block 9-A, 3rd and B Sts. 

1372 Van Dorn Iron Works, Cleveland, 
O. Iron chairs and settees. Block 9-A, 

26 C St., and 27 F St. 

1472. Ventilating Shade Adjuster Co., 
Kansas City, Mo. Ventilating shade ad- 
juster. 15 Hardware Arcade. 

55 Victor Safe & Lock Co., Cincinnati, 
O. Safes, vaults and deposit work. 
Block lo-B, 6th and B Sts. 

We manufacture the celebrated Victor 

solid manganese steel bank safe which 

has never been opened in a burglarious 

m-anner. 

397. Vollbrath, Jacob J., Mfg. Co., She- 
boygan, Wis. Enameled steel and cast 
iron wares. Block 7-B, 4th and D Sts. 

1643. Vulcan Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Soldering tools. 8 Hardware Arcade. 

883. Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney, O. Hol- 
low ware. Block 8-B, 56 5th St. 

1543. Walker Patented Pivoted Bin Co., 
Philadelphia, Pa. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
46 G St. and 47 F St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1 161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
111. Hardware shelving. (V. I.) Block 
3-A, 50 G St. and 51 F St. 

1446. Wellman, H P., St. Louis, Mo. 
Gate. Block lo-A, 2)7 5th St. 

1393. Whitely Exerciser Co., Chicago, 
111. Exerciser. 12 Hardware Arcade. 

White, Geo. W., St. Louis, Mo. Coffee 
pots. Block 7-A, 51 3rd St. 

1039. White Mop Wringer Co., Jamaica, 
Vt. Mop wringer. 2 Hardware Ar- 
cade. 

Williams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Drop forgings; wrenches. (Palace of 
jNIachinery, Block 32.) 

383. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 
New Haven, Conn. Guns and ammu- 
nition. Block 9-A, 2nd and C Sts. 

1342. Window Swinging Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Swinging window. (V. I.) 
Block 9, 114 G St. 

846. Wright Shovel Co., Anderson, Ind. 
Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 
9-B, 4th and C Sts. 

1391. Zeno Mfg;. Co., Chicago, 111. Dumb 
bell and exerciser. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
46 G St., 47 F St. 

GROUP 42. 

PAPER HANGING. 

1218. Graves, Robert, Co., New York 

City. Wall paper. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 
79 F St. 
1642. Leatherole Company, New York 

City. Wall coverings. (V. I.) Block 
13-B, 5th, E and F Sts. 

GROUP 43. 

CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FAB- 
RICS FOR UPHOLSTERY. 

479. Baldwin Brothers, New York City. 

Artistic leather, leather furniture. V. 

I.) Block 30, 47 C St. 
159. Baumgarten, William, & Co., New 

York City. Interior decorations and 

tapestries. (V. I.) Block 34, 3rd and 

C Sts. 
621. Bigelow Carpet Co., New York 

City. Carpets, rugs. (V. I.) Blocks 

II and 12-B, 5th and East 5th, E, F and 

G Sts. 
666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Mohair plush. Block 28-B, i nth St. 
7. Economy Rug Co., Davenport, la. 

Rug machinery. (V. I.) Block 25, 140 

E St. 
129. Emmerich, Chas., & Co., Chicago, 

111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 

East 5th, F and G Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

795. Hertel, Mrs. F. M., Chicago, 111. 
Tapestry pictures. (V. I.) North wall 
opposite Block 10. 
561. Smith, Alexander, & Sons, Carpet 
Co., Yonkers, N. Y. Carpets and rugs. 
(V. I.) Blocks 10 and 12-A, 5th, West 
5th, E, F and G Sts. 
157. Pantasote Leather Co., New York 
City. Leather for upholstery. (V. L) 
Block 4-B, West 5th, E and F Sts. 
Pantasote leather was the original and is 
the standard leather substitute upholstery 
material. Highest World's Fair Medal, 
1893; Edward Longstreth's Medal of 
Merit, Franklin Inst., 1896; Philadelphia 
Export Exp. highest medal, 1899; Pan- 
American Exp. gold medal, 1901. Panta- 
sote car shade material is the standard in 
all large systems in the U. S. 
288. Richter Mfg. Co., Tenafly, N. J. 

Burlaps. (V. L) Block 4-A, 75 F St. 
1 501. Philadelphia Tapestry Mills, Phil- 
adelphia, Pa. Tapestries. (V. L) 
Block 13-A, 122 G St. 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 
City. Machines for making carpets 
and rugs. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 
629. Standard Table Oil Cloth Co., New 
York City. Oil cloths. (V. L) Block 
13-B, West 5th, E and F Sts. 
1295. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark, N. J. 
Upholstering leather. Block 18-A, 165 
H St. 
921. Wiggin's, H. B., Sons Co., Bloom- 
field, N. J. Textile goods for decora- 
tion, wall coverings, tapestries. (V. I.) 
Block 6, 58 E St. 

GROUP 44. 
UPHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS. 

505. Botanical Decorating Co., Chicago, 

111. Preserved plants, artificial flowers, 
etc. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 79 E St. 

129. Emmerich, Chas., & Co., Chicago, 
111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13-A, I2th, 
F and G Sts. 

1260. Erb, Daisy E., Boston, Mass. 
Burnt leather. (V. I.) Block 13-B, 
122 F St. 

656. Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., San- 
dusky, O. Bolster rolls. (V. I.) Block 
8, 80 E St. 

1642. Leatherole Company, New York 
City. Wall coverings and upholster- 
ers' decorations. (V. I.) Block 3— B, 
5th, E and F Sts. 

1 136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Metal wares for church use. (V. I.) 
Block 2>7, 58 A St. 

874. Monadnock Mills, Claremont, N. H. 
Quilts. Block 27-A. 8th and A Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 

City. jNIachines for making upholstery. 

B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 
556. Standard Table Oil Cloth Co., New 

York City. Oil cloth. (V. I.) Block 

T3-B, E, F and West 5th St. 
629. Stewart Hartshorn Co., E. Newark, 

N. J. Shade rollers. (V. I.) Block 

27-A, 92 E St. 
1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, 

AIo. Mattresses. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 

125 F St. 
640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Church statuary, vestments, 

regalia, etc. (V. I.) Block Z7, 58 A St. 

GROUP 45. 
CERAMICS. 

136. American Terra Cotta & Ceramic 

Co., Chicago, 111. Art pottery. (V. I.) 
Block 35-B, 4th and A Sts. 

1029. Bailey Co., The. Detroit, Mich. 
Pottery. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 4th and 
B Sts. 

1 166. Baker, Miss Pearl, Rochester, Ind. 
Decorated lemonade pitcher. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

Brown, Miss Alice E., Indianapolis, Ind. 
Decorated tray, dish and vase. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

1 1 18. Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell, Ko- 
komo, Ind. Ice tea set, china placque 
framed. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, 
N. Y. Manufactured ceramics. (Palace 
of Machinery, Block 11.) 

Carver, Mrs. Mary R., Indianapolis, Ind. 
Slab, figure decoration, vase, plate. (V. 
I.) Block 45-B. 128 B St. 

1064. Charles, Mrs. Lulu, Marion, Ind. 
Hand painted china. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 128 B St. 

1164. Commons, Mrs. A. B., Richmond, 
Ind. Plate, vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 
128 B St. 

1 07 1. Conard, Miss Catherine, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Decorated china jug and 
plate. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

1074. Day, Mrs. Walter S., Indianapolis, 
Ind. Pottery collection. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

ic86. English, Mrs. Warden Booth, In- 
dianapolis, Ind. Porcelain coifee set. 
(V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 

297. Evens & Howard Fire Brick Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Clay products, fire- 
brick, sewer pipe, etc. Block i, 2nd 
and E Sts. 

This company was established in 1857. 

Its factory is the largest of its kind in the 

U. S. Special attention is given to the 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Dept. Xo. Location, 

quality of its product, which is recog- 
nized as standard throughout the coun- 
try. Its specialty is the manufacture of 
sewer and culvert pipe, in sizes 3 to 36 
inches, fire brick, locomotive tile and 
other clay products. 

Fry, Miss x Laura A., Lafayette, Ind. 
Ceramic collection. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, [28 B St. 
774. Grueby Faience Co., Boston, Mass. 
Pottery, lamps and decorated tiles. 
(V. I.) Block 38, 64 A St. 
Established in Boston 1897. Gold Medals 
at Paris, St. Petersburg, Turin and Buf- 
falo. The Grueby exhibit includes dupli- 
cates of a large part of the decorations 
of the New York Subway stations, a va- 
riety of forms in pottery, and the new 
Grueby-Tiffany lamps. The museum col- 
lection of Grueb}^ pottery may be seen 
in the Art Department. 
1085. Hadley, Mrs. T. A., Indianapolis, 
Ind. \"ase, olacque, pitcher and bon- 
bon dish. (V, I.) Block 45-B, 128 B 
St. 
Henley, Mrs. Albert, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Tankard, six plates, conventional and 
original design. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 
128 B St. 
797. Indiana State Commission, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Decorated china. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 
1032. Clowa^ State Commission. Collec- 
tive pottery exhibit. Block 2-A, 87 
3rd St. Collaborators: 
American Brick & Tile Co., Mason 
Cit^^ Drain tile, brick, building blocks, 
drain pipe. 

Boone Brick, Tile & Paving Co., 
Boone. Paving brick. 
Corey Pressed Brick Co., Lehigh. 
Building brick. 

Curtiss, J. C, Red Oak. Fire brick. 
Dale Brick Co., Des Moines. Building 
brick. 

Fort Dodge Stoneware Co., Fort 
Dodge. Crocks, jars and other pot- 
ter}'- ware. 

Fox, E. P., Sheffield. Drain tile, brick, 
hollow building blocks. 
Frost Pressed Brick Co., Des Moines. 
Pressed brick. 

Harris, S. J., Adel. Brick and drain 
tile. 

Heidenrich, T. W., Iowa Falls. Fire 
brick, paving brick and pressed brick. 
Iowa Brick Manufacturing Co., Des 
Moines. Paving brick, hollow build- 
ing blocks, conduits, etc. 
Kommeyer Bros., Decorah. Brick. 
Liscomb Brick & Tile Works, Lis- 
comb. Brick and tile. 



Dept. Xo. Location. 

McHose, Chas., Maxwell. Tile. 
Mason City Brick & Tile Co., Mason 
City. Building blocks, drain tile and 
drain pipe. 

Monona Brick Yards, Monona. Bricks 
and bats. 

New South Brick Yards, Sidney. 
Brick. 

Ostdick, H. B., Ottumwa. Brick. 
Pella Drain Tile Co., Pella. Drain tile 
and brick. 

Piatt Pressed and Fire Brick Co., Van 
Meter. Brick. 

Raney Bros., Fairfield. Brick and 
drain tile. 

Russell, J. M., Storm Lake. Brick and 
drain tile. 

Union Brick Yards, Dawson. Brick 
and drain tile. 

United States Gypsum Co., Fort 
Dodge. Gypsum in the rough, plaster, 
cement, etc. 

Villisca Brick & Tile Works, Villisca. 
-^£)rain tile and brick. 
308. Laclede Fire Brick Mfg. Co., St. 
Louis, ^lo. Gas benches, fire and vitri- 
fied brick, clay products. Block 14-B, 
3rd and A Sts, 4th and A Sts. 
Established 18^14. Capital and surplus 
over $1,000,000. Three large factories, 
50 acres of the celebrated Cheltenham 
fire clay. Special attention to high grade 
fire brick. Erecters of coal gas benches 
with horizontal or inclined retorts. High- 
est awards at St. Louis Fairs for 35 years 
and at New Orleans Exposition 1884. 
Luce, Miss Parcia, Logansport, Ind. 
Decorated sugar bowl and creamer. 
(V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 
ic68. Marsh, Mrs. Susan R., Muncie, 
Ind. ^liniature portraits on ivory. (V. 
I.) Block 45-B. 128 B St. 
70. National Fire Proofing Co., Chicago, 
111. Fire proofing tile and bricks. 
Block 2-B, 3rd and E Sts., 4th and E 
Sts. 
243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Ceramics and decorated tiles. 
Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. 
Omdorff, Mrs. Amellia, Indianapolis, 
Ind. Red Cloud Indian (china), Irish 
spinning wheel, miniature portraits on 
ivory and porcelain. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 123 B St. 
icgi. Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Young, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Vase, plaque. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 
ic6i. Pimsch, H. O., Richmond, Ind. 
Vases, table tops, tankard, portrait of 
Wm. McKinley's mother. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 128 B St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

i8. Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati, 

O. Ornamental faience. (V. I.) Block 
35-B, 7T A St. and 76 B St. 
Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Ind. 
China painting "Ecce Homo," decor- 
ated vase. (V. I.) Block 45--B, 128 
B St. 
1060. Stubbs, Mrs. L. D., Richmond, 
Tnd. Vase, tigure work on china. (V. 
I.) Block 45, 128 B St. 
1080. Taylor, Miss Myrtle L., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Flower plate, vase. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, J28 B St. 
544. Van Briggle Pottery Co., The, 
Colorado Springs, Colo. Art pottery, 
art tiles. (V. I.) Block 34, 4th and 
C Sts. 
Established 1901; incorporated 1902. A 
mat glaze ware, hard fire, in dull rich 
colors which are also carried out in 
title. Human and flower forms used in 
decoration. 

Welsch, Mrs. M., Indianapolis, Ind. 
Porcelain slab, plate, tobacco jar. (V. 
I.) Block 4S-B, 132 B St. 
1062. Whitridge, Miss Bessie, Rich- 
mond, Ind. Framed porcelain slab, fig- 
ure work china. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 
128 B St. 
289. Winkle Terra Cotta Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Architectural terra cotta, and 
kindred goods. Block 5-A, 3rd and 
E St. 
Offices 502 and 503 Century Building. 
Manufacturers of high grade architec- 
tural terra cotta in all colors in standard, 
glazed and enameled finish. Manufactur- 
ers of terra cotta mantels, vases, urns, 
balustrades, lawn seats and flooring tiles. 
All work made from their carefully se- 
lected clays. 

GROUP 46. 

PLUMBING AND SANITARY 
MATERIALS. 

Bashlin Company, Warren, Pa. Fau- 
cets and basin cocks. (Palace of Ma- 
chinery, Block 27.) 

1619. Bonner, C. E., Mfg. Co., Chrisman, 
111. Pipe wrenches. Block 9-B, 38 3rd 
St. 

Crane Company, St. Louis, Mo. Drain- 
age fittings. (Palace of Machinery, 
Block 26.) 

718. Day Metallic Mfg. Co., Detroit, 
Mich. Plumbers' specialties. Block 4, 
88 6th St. 

315. Devlin, Thos., Mfg. Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Pipe fittings. Block 7-A, 
2nd and D Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

773. Hjorth, Wm., & Co., Jamestown, 

N. Y. Wrenches. 4 Hardware Arcade. 
575. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, Til. 

Plumbing, water and gas supplies. 

Block 6-A; 4th, 5th and E Sts. 
243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Sanitary plumbing materials. 

Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. 
45. Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Pitts- 
burg, Pa. Porcelain enameled iron 

sanitary ware. Block 3-A, 4th, 5th and 

E Sts. 
161. Trenton Potteries Co., Trenton, N. 

J. Bath tubs, lavatories, etc. Block 

2-B, 88 3rd St. and 87 4th St. 
686. Trimont Mfg. Co., Roxbury, Mass. 

Plumbers, steam and gas fitters' tools. 

Block 9-A, 25 B St. 
Description of our exhibit in Section II. 
1643. Vulcan Mfg. Co., New York City. 

Soldering tools. 8 Hardware Arcade. 
Williams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Wrenches. (Palace of Machinery, 

Block 32.) 

GROUP 47. 
GLASS AND CRYSTAL. 

595. Appert Glass Company, New York 

City. Tubular and rectangular glass- 
ware. Block 2-A, 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. 
1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 
Art glass. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 4th 
and B Sts. 
413. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. 
Imitation diamonds. (V. I.) Block 47, 
138 A. St. 
979. Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York 
City. Art glass, lamps, etc. (V. I.) 
Block 39, 72 A. St. 
Holophane Glass Co., New York City. 
Glass, crystal and apparatus for cast- 
ing same. (Palace of Electricity, Block 
25.) 
290. Libbey Glass Co., Toledo, O. Cut 
glass. (V. I.) Block 45-A, 5th and 
6th, B and C Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Art glass. (V. I.) Block 
45-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 
Note the artistic cuttings, the purity and 
brilliancy of the glass, in our magnificent 
display of famous "Libbey" cut and orna- 
mental glass, for which we are agents. 
473. Mississippi Glass Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Rolled figured glass, wire glass 
glass tubes, etc. Block 2-A; 2nd, 3rd 
and E Sts. 
Mississippi Glass Co.: figured rolled 
glass, rolled figured glass, ornamental 
building glass. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

Mississippi Wire Glass Co.: Approved 

fireproof glass, glass for diffusion of light, 

wire glass. 

Appert Glass Co.: Chemists ware, Ap- 

pert jars and chemists ware, glass coolers 

and storage jars. 

1665. Quaker City Cut Glass Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Cut glass. (V. I.) Block 
27-A, 45 5th St. 

GROUP 48. 

APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR 
HEATING AND VENTILATION. 

Abendroth Bros., Port Chester, N. Y. 

Gas ranges and heaters. (Palace of 
Liberal Arts, Block 33-A.) 
591. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., 
Pittsburg, Pa. Cooking utensils. Block 
8-A, 4th, pth and D Sts 
156. American Radiator Co., Chicago, 
111. Radiators, heating boilers, tank 
water and laundry heaters. Block 6-B, 
5th, 6th and D Sts. 
Trade name for radiators, "American"; 
for boilers and heaters, "Ideal". Ten 
plants. Seventeen sales branches. Ap- 
paratus for healthful, economical, uniform 
warming of homes^ business and public 
buildings, b}'- steam or water; hot-water 
faucet supply for homes, hotels, baths, 
etc. Highest awards, Paris, 1888; Chi- 
cago, i8q3; Paris, 1900 (Grand Prix). 
388. American Stove Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Stoves. Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 
1549. Andrews Heating Company, Min- 
neapolis, Minn. Hot water heating ap- 
paratus. Block 3-B, 6th and E Sts. 
926. Channon Emery Stove Co., Quincy, 
111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D 
Sts. 
390. Clark, Geo. M., & Co., Chicago, 
111. Gas ranges and water heaters, 
gasoline stoves; ovens. Block 6-B; 5th, 
6th and E Sts. 
"Jewel" gas and gasoline stoves were 
awarded highest medal and diploma 
World's Fair, Chicago; gold medal at the 
Paris Exposition; gold medal at the Pan- 
American Exposition, Buffalo. 
2033. Clark, J. H., Co., Portage, Wis. 

Fuel saver. 3 Hardware Arcade. 
416. Comstock Castle Stove Co., Quincy, 
111. Stoves, ranges. Block 5-B, 3rd, 
4th and D Sts. 
Crane Company, St. Louis, Mo. Radia- 
tors, valves and air cocks. (Palace of 
Machinery, Block 26.) 
2025. Crane, Wm. M., Co., New York 
City. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 



Dept. No. Location. 

33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

392. Dangler Stove & Mfg. Co., Cleve- 
land, O. Gas and oil stoves. Block 
6-B, 5th and E, 6th and E Sts. 

2026. Detroit Stove Works, Detroit, 
Alich. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

2027. Eclipse Gas Stove Co., Rockford, 
111. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

294. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Kitchen utensils. Block 7-A, 2nd 

and C Sts. 
928. Excelsior Stove & Mfg. Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and 

D Sts. 
1621. Ferro-Steel Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 

Registers and ventilators. Block 5-A, 

67 3rd St. 
927. Gem City Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves and ranges. Block 5-B, 

3rd, 4th and D Sts. 

2029. General Electric Co., Schenectady, 
N. Y. Electric ventilators, heating and 
cooking devices. (Installed in Palace 
of Electricity). 

General Gas Light Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. 

Incandescent lamps. Block 15-A, 4th, 

5th and A Sts. 
801. Glazier Stove Co., Chelsea, Mich. 

Oil stoves. Block 5-A. 3rd and D Sts. 
1 1 60. Handy Things Co., Ludington, 

Mich. Kitchen utensils. Block 9-A, 

3rd and F Sts. 
1279. Hart & Cooley Co., New Britain, 

Conn. Hot air registers. Block 8-B, 

6th, C and D Sts. 

2030. Kahn, F. & L., & Bros., Hamilton, 
O. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

82. Kinney Cabinet Cooker Co., Chi- 
cago, 111. Steam cookers. Block 7-A, 
51 3rd St. 
1 143. Landers, Frary & Clark, New 
Britain, Conn. Kitchen utensils. Block 
8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 
742. Lisk Mfg. Co., Ltd., The, Can- 
andaigua, N. Y. Enameled metal ware; 
nickel-plated ware. Block 5-B, 3rd, 
4th and E Sts. 
Manufacturers of the famous Lisk's pat- 
ent anti-rusting tinware, aluminum gal- 
vanized ware, heavy planished copper and 
copper nickel ware, and four-coated 
enameled steel ware. Exclusively high 



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Dept. No. Location, 

grade. Sold by over 20,000 of the best 
retail stores. An absolute guarantee of 
satisfaction accompanies every article 
sold. Visitors cordially invited. 
456. Majestic Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Steel ranges. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and 

D Sts. 
271. Malleable Steel Range Co., South 

Bend, Ind. Steel ranges. Block 7-B, 

3rd and D Sts. 
1023. Mason Heater Co., Bellaire, O. 

Furnaces, pipes, registers. Block 5-A, 

(i7 3rd St. 
575. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. 

Water regulators. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th 

and E Sts. 
1219. National Enameling & Stamping 

Co., St. Louis, AIo. Enameled metal 

ware. Block 7-B, 3rd, 4tli and C Sts. 
National Lighting & Heating Co., Roy- 

ersford, Pa. Stove. Block 14-A, 7 3rd 

St. 
522. National Specialty Mfg. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Kitchen utensils. Block 

7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
349. Ohio Steam Cooker Co., Toledo, O. 

Steam cookers. Block 5-A, 3rd and D 

Sts. 
1408. Peerless Cooker Co., Buffalo, N. 

Y. Steam cookers. Block 7-B, 55 4th 

St. 
1618. Perfection Furnace Pipe Co., To- 
ledo, O. Furnace pipe and fittings. 

Block 5-A, 67 3rd St. 
524. Philadelphia Hardware & Malleable 

Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Hot air 

registers, ventilators and radiators. 

Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
389. Quick Meal Stove Co., St. Louis, 

i\fo. Gas and oil stoves, ranges, ovens. 

Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 
Gold Medals: Melbourne, Australia, 1888; 
Magdeburg and Hamburg, Germany. 
929. Quincy Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and 

D Sts. 
447. Ruud Mfg. Company, Pittsburg, 

Pa. Gas water heaters. Block 3-B, 

5th and E Sts. 
The "Ruud" automatically furnishes an 
ever-ready and inexhaustible supply of 
hot water for the entire house in re- 
sponse to turning of any hot water fau- 
cet. Artificial or natural gas. 
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New 

York City. Steam heating apparatus. 

(Palace of Transportation, Aisle E, 

Post 63.) 
431. St. Louis Enameling Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Stoves, ranges. Block 7-A, 55 

3rd St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

930. Sheridan Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 
111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd and D, 4th 
and D Sts. 

Sirocco Engineering Co., New York City. 
Ventilating apparatus. (Palace of Ma- 
chinery, Block TyZ, Aisle G-6. 

2032. Storrs Mica Co., Oswego, N. Y. 
Aiica chimneys and canopies. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisle D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

351. Toledo Cooker Co., Toledo, O. 
Steam cookers. Block 8-A, 54 4th St. 

590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New 
York City. Hot air registers. (V. I.) 
Block 4-A, West 5th and G Sts. 

397. Vollrath, Jacob J., Co., Sheboygan, 
Wis. Enameled metal ware. Block 
7-B, 4th and D Sts. 

883. Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney, O. Alum- 
inum cooking utensils. Block 8-B, 56 
5th St. 

2033. Welsbach Company, Gloucester 
City, N. J. Historical and current gas 
burners. (Installed in Palace of Lib- 
eral Arts. Block 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. 
With Western Gas Association.) 

White, Geo. W., St. Louis, Mo. Coffee 

pots. Block 7-A, 51 3rd St. 
925. White, Thomas, Stove Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves ^nd ranges. Block 5-B, 
3rd, 4th and D Sts. 
821. Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Ranges, furnaces. Block 5-A, 2nd, 

D and E Sts. 

GROUP 49. 

APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT 
ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING. 

Brililite Lamp Co., Royersford, Pa. 

Lamp. Block 14-A, 7 3rd St. 

1507. Cremo Incandescent Lighting Co., 
New York City. Gas lights. Block 
9-A, 3rd and F Sts. 

901. Davis Acetylene Co., Elkhart, Ind. 
Acetylene gas apparatus. Block 14-A. 
7 3d St. 

Holophane Glass Co., New York City. 
Prisms, reflectors and globes. (Pal- 
ace of Electricity, Block 25.) 

894. Home Comfort Gas Machine Co., 
St. Louis, AIo. Gas machine. (In- 
stalled in Model Street.) 

Keystone Meter Co., Royersford, Pa. 
Acetylene gas meter. Block 14-A, 7 
3rd St. 

453. National Stove & Illuminating Co., 
Cleveland, O. Acetylene gas appli- 
ance. Block 6-E, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New 

York City. Gas machines. (Palace of 
Transportation, Aisle E, Post 63.) 
893. Selkirk & Eisner, St. Louis, Mo. 
Gas burner. (Installed in Model Street) 
1 137. Western Gas Construction Co., 
Fort Wayne, Ind. Complete apparatus 
for coal and water gas; by-products, 
valves, etc. Block 15-A, 4th, 5th and 
A Sts. 
A complete and systematic arrangement 
of modern gas works apparatus and ap- 
pliances as used in leading gas works all 
over the country. The first complete ex- 
hibit in this important industry made at 
any exposition. This company, organized 
in 1888, is in this country now the largest 
exclusively devoted to the manufacture 
of gas works apparatus, fittings, etc. 
Welsbach Company, Gloucester City, N. 
J. Gas burners. (Palace of Liberal 
Arts, Block 33-A, Aisles D-5, E-6.) 

GROUP 51. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES 

USED IN THE MANUFACTURE 

OF TEXTILE FABRICS. 

1613. Blees-Moore Instrument Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Elastic webb machines. 
-Block 22- B, 54 loth St. 
890. Eastwood, Benj., Co., Paterson, N. 

J. Special silk machinery and looms. 

Block 22-A, 54 9th St. 
Royal Plaiter Co., Ltd., New Orleans, 

La. Plaiters. (Palace of Liberal Arts, 

Block 54, Aisle G.) 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 

City. Machines for making trimmings. 

B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 
759. Textile Machine Works, Reading, 

Pa. iNIachines for dress trimming and 

hosiery trade. Block 25-B, 24 8th St. 

GROUP 52. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES 

USED IN) DYEING AND LAUN- 

^DRY WORK. 

435. Nelson & Kreuter Co., Chicago, 

111. Laundry machinery. Block ii-A, 

3d and A Sts. 
1247. Pendleton, Charlotte, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Process of dyeing. (V. I.) Block 

47- 
1195. Roesch, A., St. Louis, Mo. Cur- 
tain stretcher. 11 Hardware Arcade. 
1487. Spool Bluing Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Spool bluing. 16 Textile Arcade. 
1238. 1900 Washer Co., Binghamton, 

N. Y. Washing machine. Block ii-B, 

3d and A Sts. 



GROUP 53. 
EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES 
USED INfSEWING AND MAK- 
ING WEARING APPAREL. 

Dept. No. Location. 

338. Banner Fashion Company, New 
York City. Paper patterns. Block 21-A, 
cor. 7th and D Sts. 

826. Curran, Edward, Chicago, 111. Gar- 
ment drafting machine. Block 24-A, 
9th and C Sts. 

2016. General Electric Co., Schenectady, 
N. Y. Electric flat irons. (Installed in 
Palace of Electricity.) 

339. Ideal Fashion Company, New York 
City. Paper patterns. Block 21-A, cor. 
7th and D Sts. 

137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. 
Wax figures, paper mache forms. (V. 
! I.) Block 3-A, 4th and F Sts. 
314. McCall Co., The, New York City. 
Paper patterns for ladies' dresses. 
Block 22-B, nth and C Sts. 
465. McDowell Co., The, New York 
City. Garment drafting machines. 
Block 24-A, 42 9th St. 
248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 
City. Sewing machines for family use 
and for manufactures not elsewhere 
specified. Block 23-A; 7th, 8th, B and 
C Sts. 
337. Standard Fashion Company, New 
York City. Paper patterns. Block 
21-A, cor. 7th and D Sts. 
I 1046. Universal Button Fastening & But- 
ton Co., Detroit, Mich. Button at- 
taching machinery. Block 23-B, 9th 
and C Sts. 
1028. Valentine, G. V^ Chicago, 111. 
Dress cutting system. Block 24-A, 36 
9th St. 
1025. Young, Homer, Co., Toledo, O. 
Sewing machines. Block 24-B, nth and 
B Sts. 
Manufacturers of "Young's Steinway" 
sewing machines, largely advertised and 
exceptionally high grade. Orders taken 
in the exhibit at factory prices, about 
one-third agents' prices. Sewing ma- 
chines with self-operating motors are 
shown in cabinets without iron stand, 
tieadle or other motive power. Motors 
detachable and fit any machine. 

GROUP 54. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF COT- 
TON. 
490. Aberfoyle Mfg. Co., New York City. 

Cottons. Block 25-A, 7th and A Sts. 
1466. Amory Mfg. Co., Manchester, N. 
H. Cotton. Block 25-A, 8th and A 
Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

1292. Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, 

N. H. Cottons. Block 2S-A, 8th and 
A Sts. 

277. Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Mass. 
Combed cotton yarns. Block 28-A, 
9th, loth and A Sts. 

Mercerized and unmercerized, gassed and 
ungassed. Harding, Whitman & Co., sell- 
ing agents, Boston, New York and Phila- 
delphia. 
1316. Bausher, C. L., & Co., New York 

City. Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and 

A Sts. 
553. Burton Bros. & Co., New York 

City. Cotton linings. Block 26-A, 

166 B St. 
Lustral, Anderson percale, Nubian fast 
black, sleeve lining, petticoat cloths. 
666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Block 28-B, I nth St. 
203. Creighton & Burch, New York City. 

White goods, lace curtains, colored 

wash fabrics. Block 27-B, 8th and A 

Sts. 

278. Eddystone Manufacturing Co., The, 
Eddystone, Pa. Dyed and printed cot- 
ton fabrics. Block 28-A, 9th, loth and 
A Sts. 

Sole makers of Wm. Simpson & Sons' 
prints, mourning prints, light indigo 
blues, fancy prints, percales, Eddysilks, 
lawns, batistes, moreens and satines, and 
the Gobelm Art Draperies, equal to the 
best European draperies at one-third the 
price. Harding, Whitman & Co., selling 
agents, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, 
Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis. 
92. Emden & Wormser, New York City. 
Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 8th St. 
155. Garner & Co., New York City. 

Cottons. Block 27-A, 7th and A Sts. 
1542. Glenwood Works, Boston, Mass. 

Cotton. Block 27-B, 9th and A Sts. 
275. Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, 
Mass. Dyed, printed and unbleached 
cotton fabrics and cotton yarns. Block 
28-A, 9th, loth and A Sts. 
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti- 
more, Chicago and St. Louis. Selling 
agents for Arlington Mills, Lawrence, 
Mass., The Eddystone Manufacturing 
Co., Eddystone, Pa., Whitman Mills, New 
Bedford, Mass., and Manomet Mills, New 
Bedford, Mass. 

615. Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Cotton hammocks, ropes, 
thread. Block 28-A, 2 9th St. 
1465. Manchester Mills, Manchester, N. 
H. Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and A 
Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

279. Manomet Mills, New Bedford, 

Mass. Mule spun combed cotton yarns. 

Block 27-A, 8th and A Sts. 
Harding, Whitman & Co., selling agents, 
Boston, New York and Philadelphia. 
873. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co., Sa- 
lem, Mass. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8th 

and A Sts. 
625. Palmer, I. E., Middletown, Conn. 

Hammocks, mosquito canopies and net- 
tings. Block 27-B, I 9th St. 
Hammock supports and awnings. Horse 
fly and minnow nettings, window screen 
cloth, crinoline linings and other cotton 
textile fabrics. Established 1859. Origi- 
nal manufacturer of cotton woven ham- 
mocks. Fourteen medals awarded: Lon- 
don, 1902; Buffalo, 1901; Paris, 1900; 
Philadelphia, 1899, 1876; Atlanta, 1895; 
Cincinnati, 1888; New York, 1869, 1865. 
867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, 

Mass. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8th and 

A Sts. 
1209. Poor, J. Harper, & Co., New York 

City. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8 7th St. 
1299. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., 

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Lace curtains. Block 

25-B, 8th and A Sts. 
403. Stifel, J. L., & Sons, Wheeling, W. 

Va. Indigo prints. Block 27-B, 10 

8th St. 
3. Whitman, Clarence, & Co., New York 

City. Cottons, lace curtains and bed 

spreads. Block 25-B, 9th and A Sts. 
276. Whitman Mills, New Bedford, 

Mass. Unbleached plain and fancy 

cotton fabrics Block 28-A, 9th, loth 

and A Sts. 
Manufacturers of plain, fancy and Jac- 
quard weaves of fine cotton cloths from 
combed long staple American, Egyptian 
and Sea Island cotton, and of mixed 
cloths of cotton and silk. Contract gray 
work a specialty. Harding, Whitman & 
Co., selling agents, Boston, New York, 
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago and St. 
Louis. 
361. Woods, Joseph W., & Son, Boston, 

Mass. Cottons. Block 27-B, 9th and 

A Sts. 



GROUP 55. 



THREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGE- 
TABLE FIBRES, OTHER THAN 
COTTON.l 

277. Arlington Mills, LaWrence, Mass. 

Worsted dress fabrics; worsted yarns 

and wool tops. Block 28-A, 9th, loth 

and A Sts. 

Manufacturers of worsted dress goods 

and suitings in an endless variety of 



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Dept. No. Location, 

cloths, colors and effects; worsted yarns 
for weavers, knitters and manufacturers; 
wool tops for worsted spinners; wool 
combed for wool growers, dealers and 
spinners. Harding, Whitman & Co., sell- 
ing agents, Boston, Xew York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis. 
23. Plymouth Cordage Co., North Ply- 
mouth, Mass. Cordage and binder 
twine. Block 27-B, 2 8th St. 
680. Stevens Linen Works, Boston, 
Mass. Linen crash towelings. Block 
28-A. 
This exhibit is made from stock taken 
from that ordinarily in store at the 
mill, and in the usual way of manufac- 
ture. It is submitted as a sample of 
honest goods made of unadulterated ma- 
terial, and comparison is invited, as to 
actual qualit}^ and especially wearing en- 
durance, with any other like grade of 
crash, either foreign or domestic. 

GROUP 56. 

YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL 
FIBRES. 

39. American Woolen Co., Boston, 

Mass. "Woolen and worsted cloths for 

men's wear. Block 28-A, nth and A 

Sts. 
The Company owns twenty-eight plants 
in Xew England and New York State and 
is the largest concern engaged in this 
manufacture in the world. Its uniform 
cloths have been adopted by the U. S. 
Government as the standard. The com- 
pany manufactures for all classes, and its 
finest goods are unsurpassed. Highest 
award, Pan-American Exposition, 1901. 
1620. Baeder Adamson & Co., Chicago, 

111. Curled hair, hair felt. (V. I.) 

Block 14, 124 E St. 
1365. Ballard Vale Mills, Ballard Vale, 

Miss. Flannels. Block 28-A, 7 loth St. 
1401. Charlottesville Woolen Mills, 

Charlottesville, Va. Uniform cloths. 

Block 28-B, 8 loth St. 
We supph' nearh- all of the leading !Mili- 
tarj' Colleges of the country', including 
the U. S. Militar3- Academ3^ West Point. 
See cadet uniforms in War Department 
exhibit, made from our gravs. 
666. Chase, L. C. & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Mohair car and furniture plush, robes. 

Block 28-B, I nth St. 

869. Cocheco Woolen Mfg. Co., E. 
Rochester, X. H. Broadcloths, covert 
cloths, etc. Block 28-B, loth and A Sts. 

870. Gonic Mfg. Co., Gonic, N. H. 
Broadcloths, kerseys, sackings, etc. 
Block 28-B, loth and A Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

^75. Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, 

Mass. Worsted dress fabrics, worsted 

yarns and wool tops. Block 28-A, 9th, 

loth and A Sts. 
Boston, X^ew York, Philadelphia, Balti- 
m.ore, Chicago and St. Louis. Selling 
agents for Arlington Mills, Lawrence, 
Mass., The Eddystone ^lanufacturing 
Co., Eddystone, Pa., Whitman Mills, 
Xew Bedford, Mass., and Manomet Mills, 
X'cw Bedford, ^Nlass. 
1272. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., 

Denver, Colo. Indian blankets. Block 

23-B. Sth and C Sts. 

867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, 
^lass. Woolen goods. Block 28-B, 
loth and A Sts. 

2019. Pendleton Woolen Mills, Pendle- 
ton, Ore. Blankets, Indian shawls, 
rugs, etc. (In Palace of Agriculture.) 

163. Seymour Woolen Factory Co., Sey- 
mour, Ind. \\"'oolens and flannels. 
Block 28-B. 4 loth St. 

871. Stirling Mills, Lowell, Mass. Twilled 
Flannels, Thibets. Block 28-B, loth 
and A Sts. 

868. Talbot Mills, North Billerica, Mass. 
Cassimeres and flannels. Block 28-B, 
loth and A Sts. 

1047. Wostbrock, Henry J., Midland 
Park. X. J. Silk embroidered flannels. .. 
Block 24-A, 40 9th St. 

GROUP 57. 
SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK. 

792. American Silk Label Mfg. Co., 

Xew York Citv. Silk labels. Block 

26- A. 
1558. American Velvet Company, Ston- 

ington. Conn. Velvets and silks. Block 

26-B, 25 nth St. 
553. Burton Bros. & Co., New York 

City. Silk linings. Block 26-A, 166 B 

St. 
Samson lining-silk, Princess satin. Opera 
satin. 
1304. Cardinal & Becker, Paterson, N. 

I. Silks. Block 26-B, 23 nth St. 
III. Chesters, Allen, Paterson, N. J. 

Pictures made of silk ribbons. Block 

24-A. loth and B Sts. 
1513. Crompton & Knowles Loom 

Works, AYorcester, Mass. Silk looms. 

Block 26-B, 23 loth St. 
890. Eastwood, Benjamin, Co., Paterson, 

N. J. Silks. Block 22- A, 54 9th St. 
1319. Empire Silk Co., Paterson, N. J. 

Silks. Block 26-A. 165 A St. 
281. Feam, Kate, Roby, Ind. Silk. (V. 

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Dept. No. Location. 

789. Johnson, Cowdin & Co., New York 

. City. Ribbons. Block 26-A, 21 loth 
St. 

1320. Norfolk Silk Co., Norfolk, Va. 
Silks. Block 26-A, 165 A St. 

1318. Pelgram & Meyer, New York City. 
Silks. Block 26-B, loth and A Sts. 

1321. Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-B, loth and 
B Sts. 

278. Royal Weaving Co., Pawtucket, R. 

I. Cotton, silks and worsted fabrics. 

Block 26-B. nth and A Sts. 
793. Simon, R. & H., Now York City. 

Silk goods, l^lock 26-A, 20 9th St. 
Manufacturers of the renowned brand of 
"Regatta" silk goods, comprising Regatta 
ribbons. Regatta dress silks, Regatta lin- 
ing silks. Regatta neck-tie silks and Re- 
gatta velvets. Established 1874. 

790. Smith & Kaufman, New York City. 
Ribbons. Block 26-A, 9th and A Sts. 

1322. Stearns, John N. & Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-B, 175 A "St. 

788. Strange, WilHam, Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-A, loth and A 
Sts. 
506. Sutro Bros. Braid Co., New York 
City. Braids. Block 26-A, loth and 
B Sts. 
57. Taylor Silk Mfg. Co., Paterson, N. 
J. Silk art pictures, mufflers, hand- 
kerchiefs. Block 25-A, 23 8th St. 
1303. Tioga Silk Co., Athens, Pa. Silks. 

Block 26-B, 23 nth St. 
1530. Wigel, M. C, New York City. 

Silk pictures. Block 26-B. 
1302. Wimpfheimer, A., & Co., NeW 
York City. Velvets and velveteens. 
Block 26-B. nth and B Sts. 
1417. York Silk Mfg. Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-A, 9th and B 
Sts. 
"Moneybak" Black Silk is the highest 
grade of silk possible to manufacture. 
The purchaser receives long wear, abso- 
lute protection, highest quality; all at a 
reasonable cost. Sold by the leading* 
merchant in each city. Not genuine with- 
out the name "Moneybak" woven on the 
edge of the piece. 

GROUP 58. 

LACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRIM- 
MINGS. 

1 107. Bartholomew, Mrs. Homer, Tip- 
ton, Ind. Tatted collar. Block 24-A, 
163 B St. 

1445. Carter, Sybil, New York City. 
Laces made by Indian women. (V. I.) 
Block 31, 57 C St. 

Gold medals, Paris and Buffalo. 



Dept. No. Location. 

73. Chicago Embroidery Co., Chicago, 

111. Laces and embroidery. Blocks 
21-A and 27-B, 6 8th St. 

1 108. Craft, Mrs. Esther, Indianapolis, 
Ind. Lace stole collar. Block 24-A 
163 B St. 

203. Creighton & Burch, New York 
City. Lace curtains. Block 27-B, 8th 
and A Sts. 

92. Emden & Wormser, New York City. 
Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 8th St. 

1377. Evans, Mrs. Chas., Indianapolis, 
Ind. Battenberg centerpiece. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

1106. Gifford, Mrs. Mauly, Tipton, Ind. 
Battenberg centerpiece. Block 24-A, 
163 B St. 

1 1 67. Harding, Mrs. Irene, Tipton, Ind. 
Marie Antoinette dresser scarf. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

615. Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Braids and twisted cords. 
Block 28-A, 2 9th St. 

796. Indiana State Commission, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Needlework and embroid' 
ery. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

nil. Krame, Mrs. Tyler, Frankfort, Ind. 
Teneriffe centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 
B St. 

Lentz, Mrs. Margaret, Indianapolis, Ind. 

Silk embroidery in original shading. 
Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

2035. Lilly, Belle, La Grand, Ore. Hand^ 
made doilies and centerpieces. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Agriculture.) 

1 1 13. Major, Mrs. S. Francis Cory, Shel- 
byville, Ind. Table covers. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

1197. Miner, Miss Fannie, Indianapolis, 
Ind. Lace bertha, point lace braid. 
Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

1095. Murphy, Mrs. John H., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Embroidered centerpiece. 
Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

1 109. Nash, Mrs. L. B., Tipton, Ind. 
Table cloth, embroidered center, lace 
border. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

1504. Proctor Teneriffe Lace Wheel Co., 
Viroqua, Wis. Lace wheel and em- 
broidery. 15 Textile Arcade. 

1667. Republic Art Co., New York City. 
Embroidery. (V. I.) North wall op- 
posite Block 4-A. 

1234. Russell, Mrs. Will E., Richmond, 
Ind. Lunch cloth embroidered. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

Salleck, Miss Roda E., Indianapolis, Ind. 

Leather and woodwork. Block 24-A, 
163 B St. 
1098. Shaw, Mrs. Kossuth N., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Needle point fan cover 
and collar. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 

City. Laces and embroideries. B, C, 

7th'and 8th Sts. 
mo. Thompson, Mrs. W. E., Anderson, 

Ind. Duchess lace centerpiece. Point 

lace handkerchief. Block 24-A, 163 

B St. 
Warring, F. W., De Smet, S. D. Em- 
broidered table cover. Education, 

Block I, Aisle A. 
3. Whitman, Clarence, & Co., New York 

City. Lace curtains. Block 2S-B, 9th 

and A Sts. 
1299. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., 

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Lace curtains. Block 

25-B, 8th and A Sts. 
1 100. Williamson, Miss Mary A., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Embroidery. Block 24-A, 

163 B St. 
640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Ecclesiastical goods. (V. L) 

Block Z7, 58 A St. 
1047. Wostbrock, Henry J., Midland 

Park, N. J. Embroidered flannels. 

Block 24-A, 40 9th St. 

GROUP 59. 

INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEAR- 
ING APPAREL FOR MEN, WO- 
MEN AND CHILDREN. 

1439. Arendt, F.,' Chicago, 111. Cos- 
tumes. Block 21-A, 8th and D Sts. 

1 1 59. Boehm Ladies Tailoring Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Costumes. Block 21-A, 
8th and D Sts. 

622. Browning, King & Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Men's and boys' clothing. Block 
28- A, I iOth St. 

Buckley, M. E., & Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Shirt waists. Block 24-B, 40 loth St. 

336. Butterick Publishing Co., New York 
City. Patterns, fashion publications. 
Block 21-A, 7th and D Sts. 

1442. Caroline, Mme., Chicago, 111. 
Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th 
and C Sts. 

964. Conway, N. F., Mfg. Co., Buffalo, 

N. Y. Infants' and dolls' clothes. Block 

24-B, loth and B Sts. 
1636. Cummings, Misses, St. Louis, Mo. 

Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th 

and D Sts. 
565. Greenwald Brothers, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Eiderdown garments. Block 22-A, 

9th and D Sts. 
1288. Hornthal, Benjamin & Reim, New 

York Citv. Men's clothing. Block 

25-A, 24 7th St. 

1443. Matthews, F. W., & Co., Chicago, 
111. Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 
8th and D Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1637. Paliferme, Chas., New York City. 

Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th 

and D Sts. 
1452. Rapp, L. L., & Co., Chicago, 111. 

Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th 

and D Sts. 
1634. Stein & Blaine, New York City. 

Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th 

and D Sts. 

GROUP 60. 

LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
FURS AND SKINS. FUR 
CLOTHING. 
43. American Oak Leather Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Leather. Block 18-B, loth 
and E Sts. 
423. Banister, James A., Co., Newark, 
N. J. Boots, shoes and slippers. Block 
19-A, 145 D St. 
Fine hand-made, and Goodyear welt, and 
turned boots, shoes and slippers for men 
and boys. House established 1845. High- 
est awards at Vienna, 1873, Philadelphia, 
1876, New Orleans, 1884-85, Chicago, 
1893, Paris, 1900. 

258. Banner Rubber Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Rubber boots and shoes. Block 22-A, 
IOth and D Sts. 
675. Booth & Co., New York City. 'Fin- 
ishing of shoe leather. Block 17-B, 
8th, 9th, E and H Sts. 
770. Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Shoes. Block 20-A, 9th, loth, D and 
I Sts. 
Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, 
N. Y. Carborundum used in the manu- 
facture of surde leather. (Palace of 
Machinery, Block 11.) 
666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Leather. Block 28-B, i nth St. 
866. Commonwealth Shoe & Leather 
Co., Boston, Mass. Men's fine shoes. 
Block 19-A, 146 E St. 
Our strong specialties: The famous 
"Bostonian," to retail at $3-50 and $4.00; 
"the Stoughton," to retail at $2.50 and 
$3.00; made in all leathers, snappy styles, 
highest grade of shoemaking. Sold only 
to one dealer in a place. We furnish at- 
tractive advertising matter. Goods car- 
ried in stock, for sizing up. Send for 
catalogue. 

804. Deford Company, The, Baltimore, 
Md. Oak sole and belting leather. 
Block 18-B, 175 H St. 
420. England & Bryan, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Leather. Block 18-A, 9th and H Sts. 
Goodbar, W. J., St. Louis, Mo. Foot- 
measuring machine. Block 19-A, 7th 
and D Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

494. Hanan & Son, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 8th 

and E Sts. 
Hartman, E., Hide & Leather Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Leather. (Palace of Trans- 
portation, Block 14.) 
667. Herriott Bros. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shoe polishes, shoe dressings, etc. 

Block 19-A. 
296. Howard, J. W. & A. P., & Co., 

Corry, Pa. Sole leather. Block 18-B, 

loth and H Sts. 
377. Laird, Schober & Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Ladies' shoes. Block 19-A, 8th 

and D Sts. 
Masterful shoemaking for ladies, misses 
and children; original and proper styles, 
correct fit, finest materials, thoroughly 
skilled workmen. Highest honors wher- 
ever exhibited. Philadelphia, 1876; Chi- 
cago, 1893; San Francisco, 1894; Grand 
Prize and Gold Medal, Paris, 1900; Phila- 
delphia, 1899; Special Award of Merit, 
Franklin Inst., 1900; Buffalo, 1901. 
344. Leas & McVitty, Inc., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Leather. Block 18-B, 86 loth and 

172 8th Sts. 
Established 1855, incorporated 1902. Oak 
tanners of belting butts, Texas and 
scoured sole and "L. & M." Texas blocks. 
Tanneries: Salem, Blue Ridge and New 
River; located in the Blue Ridge moun- 
tains of Virginia. Highest World's Fair 
awards: Philadelphia, 1876; Paris, 1878 
and 1900; Chicago, 1893. 
754. Mason, Jas. S., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Shoe polishing pastes and fluid. Block 

17-A, 8th and H Sts. 
61. Mathieu, J. P., & Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Shoe leather. Block 17-B, 8th, 

9th, E and H Sts. 
1371. Matthews, C. J., & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Glazed and patent kid. 

Block 18-A. loth and H Sts. 
Our Palm kid, recognized as the leader 
and the most durable of all patent leath- 
ers, was selected by the World's Exhibit 
Shoe Co. in preference to all other makes, 
to be used in their factory being operated 
in the Palace of Manufactures. This 
stock is being universally used by manu- 
factures of both men's and women's shoes. 
531. Peters Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shoes. Block 20-B, loth and D Sts. 
208. Pfister & Vogel Leather Co., Mil- 
waukee, Wis. Leather for shoes, 

gloves and harness. Block 17-A, 8th, 

E and H Sts. 
164. Pingree Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 

Women's and men's shoes. Block 

19-A, 68 7th St. 
This house was established by the late 
Ex-Gov. Hazen S. Pingree, in 1866, and 



Dept. No. Location, 

was incorporated the year following his. 
death, 1902. They are exclusive manu- 
facturers of high grade footwear for 
women, men and children, selling direct 
to the retail dealers. They sell nothing^ 
but goods of their own manufacture. 
693. Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. 

Shoes. Block 19-A, 7th and D Sts. 
207. Revillon Freres, New York City.. 

Furs. Block 21-A, 7th and C Sts. 
552. Rice & Hutchins, Inc., Boston, 
Mass. Shoes for men, boys, children 
and women. Block 19-A, 7th and E 
Sts. 
Made in our seven factories, Rockland, 
So. Braintree, Marlboro, Mass.; Warren,, 
Me. Sold through leading wholesalers 
and our agencies, St. Louis Shoe Co., St. 
Louis; Continent Shoe Co., Chicago r. 
Ohio Valley Shoe Co., Cincinnati; Chesa- 
peake Shoe Co., Baltimore; J. L Meany 
& Co., Philadelphia; Manhattan Shoe Co., 
New York; Atlas Shoe Co., Boston. 
291. Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Shoes. Block 19-B,. 
8th, 9th, D and I Sts. 
We will manufacture World's Fair "Sou- 
venir" shoes for men in the World's Ex- 
hibit Shoe Factory, northeast section. 
Manufactures Palace. We will also man- 
ufacture Ladies' and Men's "Souvenir" 
shoes in the Singer Exhibit Pavilion, be- 
ing the only manufacturing exhibit at the 
Fair making ladies' shoes; located directly- 
east of Central Court. 
439- Schoellkopf & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 
Sheep leather. Block 17-A, 8th, E and 
H Sts. ■ 
1295. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark. N.. 
J. Leather for upholstering. Block 
18-A, 165 H St. 
1002. Tennent Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Boots and shoes. Block 22-B, loth and 
D Sts. 
1312. Tradesmen's Publishing Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Publications. Block 19-A. 
684. United Shoe Machinery Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Model shoe factory in op- 
eration. Blocks 19-B, 20-A and 20-B: 
E, I, 8th, 9th and loth Sts. 
This company supplies everything neces- 
sary in the fitting of a shoe factory, from 
a single tack to a complete equipment for 
the manufacture of the different types of 
shoes made to-day. Machines of its 
manufacture are in universal use. 
301. United States Leather Co., New 
York City. Sole leather and belting 
butts. Block 18-A; E, H, 9th and loth 
Sts. 
Webert, Chas. L., St. Louis, Mo. Shoes.. 
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Dept. No. Location. 

133. Wells, M. D., Co., Chicago, 111. 
Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 67 8th 
St. 
398. Whittemore Bros. & Co., Cam- 
bridge, Mass. Shoe dressing and pol- 
ishes. Block 19-A, 72 7th St. 
This house, established in 1852, has con- 
tinued with uninterrupted success, until 
its goods have become known in nearly 
every country of the world, and its efforts 
to produce the best possible in quality 
and variety have received recognition 
wherever American leather dressings 
have found a market. Its exhibit will 
prove a revelation in this industry. 

939. Wichert & Gardiner, Brooklyn, N. 

Y. Ladies' shoes and slippers. Block 
19-A. 

664. Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Finished goat and sheep 
skins and by-products. Block 18-B, 
nth and H Sts. 

854. Wolff Process Leather Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Enameled leather. Block 
17-B, E, H, 8th and 9th Sts. 

Worcester Counter Co., Worcester, Mass. 
Leather counters. (Palace of Ma- 
chinery, Block 34, Aisle 6.) 

GROUP 61. 

VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECT- 
ED WITH CLOTHING. 

387. American Hosiery Co., New Britain, 

Conn. Underwear. Block 25-B. 23 
*9th St. 

710. Batcheller, Geo. C, & Co., New 

York City. Corsets, corset waists. 
. Block 24-A, 164 C St. 

740. Birdsey & Somers, New York City. 

Corsets. Block 24-B, loth and C Sts. 

1273. Burns, Wm. H., & Co., Worcester, 

Mass. Ladies' muslin underwear. 
Block 23-A; 7th, 8th, B and C Sts. 

Francis Hook & Eye Fastener Co., 

Niagara Falls, N. Y. Hooks and eyes. 
(Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, 
Block II.) 

433. Goodspeed Mfg. Co., Ann Arbor, 

Mich. Shirtwaist, skirt holder, i Tex- 
tile Arcade. 

565. Greenwald Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Ladies' underskirts, robes and sacques. 
Block 22-A, oth and D Sts. 

559. Hawes Von Gal Co., Danbury, 

Conn. Hats, fur, stiff and soft. Block 
23-B, 37 9th St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

Hill, Ann S., Mrs. Leonardstown, Md. 

Cotton socks. (In Maryland Section, 
Palace of Agriculture.) 

440. Hutchinson, Pierce & Co., New 
York City. Shirts and blouses for men 
and boys. Block 25-A, 7th and B Sts. 

145. Kabo Corset Co., Chicago, 111. Cor- 
sets. Block 22-A, loth and C Sts. 

138. Keiser, James R., New York City. 
Neckwear and belts. Block 25-B, 9th 
and B Sts. 

583. Kleinert, I. B., Rubber Co., New 
York City. Dress shields, hose sup- 
porters, etc. Block 22-B, loth and C 
Sts. 

1236. Knickerbocker Brace Co., Easton, 
Pa. Shoulder braces. Block 24-A, 34 
9th St. 

380. Kops Bros., New York City. Cor- 
sets. Block 22-B, 52 loth St. 

]\Ianufacturers of the "Nemo" and 

"Smart Set" corsets. Each style is a 

patented invention representing novel 

and practical features. 

940. Lefi, Wm., & Co., Gloversville, N. 
Y. Gloves. Block 24-A, 38- A 9th St. 

771. Lewis Knitting Co., Janesville, 
Wis. Underwear. Block 22-A, 9th and 
C Sts. 

Manufacturers of derby ribbed, lace knit 

and spring needle underwear. Scientific 

in qualities, artistic in construction. Bal 

briggan, lisle, cashmere, worsted and 

silk. Highest j'ward, Chicago, 1893; 

Gold Medal, San Francisco, 1894. First 

prize wherever exhibited. 

513. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis. Articles connected with cloth- 
ing. (V. I.) Block 45-A, 5th, 6th, B 
and C Sts. 

125. Phipps & Atchison, New York City. 
Ladies' trimmed hats. Block 21-A. 

298. Prince Evans Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Ladies' undergarments. Block 24-A. 
9th and B Sts. 

1 1 19. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, 
Philadelphia, Pa. Bureau of Com- 
merce. Block ii-A. 23 3rd St. 

509. Rauer, Adolph, Buffalo, N. Y. Tis- 
sue paper flowers and decorations, pro- 
cess of manufacture. (V. I.) Block 
4-A, 84 G St. 

1523. Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Co., St. 
Louis. Mo. Artificial flowers. Block 
23-B, 8th and B Sts. 

1223. Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, 
Conn. Suspenders and garter web. 
Block 25-A, 8th and B Sts. 

1232. Sorosis Garment Co., lona, Mich. 
Cotton underskirts. Block 23-A; 7th. 
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Dept. No. Location. 

530. Stetson, John B., Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Fur, felt, soft and stiff hats. Block 

25-B, 8th and B Sts. 
Manufacturers of the finest grades of fur, 
felt, soft and stiff hats. Highest awards 
at all expositions, including Paris, 1889 
and 1900, and Chicago, 1893. Fourth 
Street and Montgomery Avenue, Phila- 
delphia. Cable address "Nutria," Phila- 
delphia. 
937. Strouse, Adler & Co., New York 

City. Corsets and corset clasps. Block 

23- A; 7th, 8th, B and C Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

C.-B. Corsets. Gold Medal, Philadelphia, 
1876; Gold Medal. Chicago, 1893; Gold 
Medal, Paris Exposition, 1889. 
1309. Sweet, Orr & Co., New York City. 

Overalls and trousers. Block 23-A; 

7th, 8th, B and C Sts. 

346. Wayne Knitting Mills, Fort Wayne, 

Ind. Hosiery. Block 24-B, nth and 
C Sts. 

311. Western Robe Co., Detroit, Mich. 

Knit goods. Block 24-A, loth and C 
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ARGENTINE 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 29. AISLES A 

AND 12. 



Ceramics, Leather Goods, Hats, Mosaics, Locks. 



GROUP 28. 

Thouvenot, L., Buenos Ayres. Inks and 

sealing wax. 

GROUP 37. 

Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. 

Plaster decorations for roofs. 

GROUP 38. 

Descotte, L., Buenos Ayres. Sofa. 
Luraschi, J., Buenos Ayres. A carved 

table made of varied Argentine wood. 
(Installed in Argentine Section of 
Forestry.) 

GROUP 41. 

Azaretto & Bros., Buenos Ayres, Pic- 
tures showing gas and electric light 
fixtures. 

Fravega, Guillermo, Buenos Ayres. 
Views of machine construction shops. 

National Arsenal, Buenos Ayres. Mau- 
ser rifle, cartridges. 

Rezzonico, Ottonello & Co., Buenos 
Ayres. View of factory, machine and 
structural iron construction shops. 

Vetere, N. F., & Co., Buenos Ayres. Safe 
door, safe locks, locks, padlocks, iron 
bars for fastening doors and windows. 

GROUP 45. 
Benedetto, P., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. 

Pottery and pedestals (earthenware). 

Pedretti, Felix & Sons, Buenos Ayres, 
^Mosaics for flooring. 

Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. Mo- 
saics for flooring. 



GROUP 49. 

Compania General de Fosforos, Buenos 

Ayres. Wax matches. 

GROUP 53. 

Lavalle, Jose, Buenos Ayres. Aluminum 

patterns for cutting boot and shoe up- 



pers. 



GROUP 54. 



Baibiene & Antonini, Buenos Ayres. Cot- 
ton fabrics. 



GROUP 55. 



Alterini Pedro 

Entre Rios. 
and twine. 



& Co., Rosario, 

Caranday fiber, 



Tala, 

ropes 



GROUP 60. 

Aretz & Sieburger, Buenos Ayres. 

Tanned and enameled leather. 
Bloise, Juan B., Buenos Ayres. Boots 

and shoes. 
Lavalle Jose, Buenos Ayres. Fancy boots 

and shoes. 
Luppi Bros., Buenos Ayres. Tanned, 

patent and enameled leather. 
Pistritto, G., Buenos Ayres. Shoe 

creams. 
Sociedad Anonima Gaggino, Lauret. 



Buenos Aj^res. 
leather. 



Tanned and enameled 



GROUP 61. 

Ronchetti, Rodolfo, Buenos Ayres. Hats 

impermeable to perspiration. 



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AUSTRIA. 

LOCATION: INSTALLED IN AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT PAVILION. 



Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware — Furniture — Upholstery. 



GROUP 30. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Silver and goldsmith's work. 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Prague. Silver and goldsmith's work. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina 

d'Ampezzo, Tyrol. Silversmith's work. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Gablonz, 

Bohemia. Silver and goldsmith's work. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Turnau, 

Bohemia. Silver and goldsmith's work. 
Waschmann, Carl, Vienna. Goldsmith's 

work. (Installed in Austrian Section 

Palace of Fine Arts.) 

GROUP 31. 

Imperial Royal School for Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Jewelry. 
Imperial Royal School for Applied Arts, 

Prague. Jewelry. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina 

d'Ampezzo, Tyrol. Jewelry. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Gablonz, 

Bohemia. Jewelry. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Turnau, 

Bohemia. Jewelry. 
Waschmann, Carl, Vienna. Jewelry. 

(Installed in Austrian Section Palace 

of Fine Arts.) 

GROUP 32. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Carl- 
stein, Bohemia. Clock. 

GROUP 33. 

Hastasch, Johann, Vienna. Work of art 

in metal. 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Prague. Repousse and stamped 

metals, works in marble, bronze and 

iron. 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Works in marble, bronze and 

iron. 
Kafka, Bohumil, Prague. Cornice in 

bronze and onyx. 
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Kratky, Karl, Vienna. Art work in 

metal. 
Lange, A. F., Vienna. Art work in metal. 
Nehr, Alexander, Vienna. Art work in 

iron. 
Nejedly, Wenzeslaw, Prague. Works in 

wrought iron. 
Pendelmayer, Karl, Prague. Art works 

in bronze. 
Salda, Ludwig, Prague. Syenite foun- 
tain. 
Schubert, J., Vienna. Art work in metal. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Graz, 

Styria. Works in iron and copper. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Horiz, 

Bohemia. Works in marble. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Koenig- 

graetz, Bohemia. Works in wrought 

iron. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, Laas, 

Tyrol. Works in marble. 
State School of Arts and Crafts, in Lem- 

berg. Works in metal. 
Tyrolian Marble and Porphyry Company, 

Fritz Zeller & Co., Laas & Sterzing, 

Tyrol. Works in marble. 



GROUP 34. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Vienna. Fancy articles. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Fancy articles. 

Productive Association of the Joiners of 
IVIariano, Mariano, Istra. Fancy bas- 
ket work. 

State School for Basket Works, Vienna. 
Fancy basket works. 



GROUP 36. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Toys. 
State School for Arts and Crafts, Ober- 

leutensdorf, Bohemia. Toys. 



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GROUP 37- 
Ducheslav, Joseph, Vienna Inta r s i a 

wood work. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Vienna: Ornamental joiner work. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Permanent decoration in 
marble, ornamental joiners' work. 

Jaray, Sandor, Vienna. Ornam e n t a 1 
joiners' work. 

Jonas, Karl, Vienna. Ornamental join- 
ers' work. 

Kehl, Michael, Vienna. Intarsia wood 
work. 

Makienec, Franz, Vienna. Intarsia wood 
work. 

Mueller, I. W., Vienna. Ornamental join- 
ers' work. 

Nehr, Alexander, Vienna. Artistic lock- 
smith work. 

Preisler, Jan, Prague. Decorative door 
paintings. 

Salda, Ludwig, Prague. Fountain in 
Syenite. 

Schalek, Frantisek, Prague. Ornamental 
joiners' work. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Ber- 
greichenstein, Bohemia, Ornamental 
joiners' work. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Bozen, 
Tyrol. Carved wood work. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina 
d' Ampezzo, Tyrol. Carved wood. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Hallein, 
Salzburg. Ornamental joiners' work. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Hall- 
statt, Upper Austria, Carved wood. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Graz, 
Styria. Iron and copper works. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Koenig- 
graetz, Bohemia. Wrought iron cor- 
nices. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Lem- 
berg, Galicia. Carved panel. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Salz- 
burg. Carved panel. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Tep- 
litz-Schoenau, Bohemia. Glazed terra- 
cotta panels. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Villach, 
Carinthia. Frame of wall panels. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Wal- 
lachisch-jMeseritsch. Ceiling work. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Zako- 
pane, Galicia. Doorwings. 

Stiburek, Jan, Prague. Ornamental join- 
ers' work. 

Stmad & Namicek, Prague. Ornamental 
joiners' work. 

Tyrolian Marble & Porphyry Company, 
Fritz Zeller & Co., Laas & Sterzing, 
Tyrol. Permanent decoration in mar- 
ble. 



GROUP 38. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Artistic furniture. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Artistic furniture. 

Jaray, Sandor, Vienna. Artistic furniture 
and interiors. 

Jonas, Karl, Vienna. Artistic furniture. 

Productive Association of the Joiners of 
jMariano, Istria. Furniture. 

State School of Arts and Crafts. Hal- 
lein, Salzburg. Carved wood benches. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Inns- 
bruck, Tyrol. Carved wooden benches. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Kolo- 
mea, Galicia. Wooden bench. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Salz- 
burg. Table. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Tachau, 
Bohemia. Turned palm stands. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Chru- 
dim, Bohemia. Hand made furniture. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Bruck 
on the Mur, Styria. Wooden clock 
case. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Bozen, 
Tyrol. Carved wood work, furniture. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Grulich, 
Bohemia. Decorative cabinet. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Hall- 
ein, Salzburg. Decorative cabinet. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Hall- 
statt, Upper Austria. Carved wood 
work, furniture. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, 'Koe- 
niggraetz, Bohemia. Decorative cab- 
inet. 



GROUP 39. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Stained glass window. 
Kappner, Josef, Vienna. Decorative 

windows. 
Spaun, Max Freiherr von, Unterreichen- 

stein, Bohemia. Decorative windows. 



GROUP 43. 

Ginzkey, J., Maffersdorf. Carpets. (Also 

Installed in Austrian Section Palace of 

Arts.) 
Haas, Philipp & Sons, Vienna. Carpets. 

(Also installed in Austrian Section 

Palace of Arts.) 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Tapestries (gobelins). 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Prague. Tapestries. 



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State School for Arts and Crafts. Jae- 

gerndorf, Silesia. Carpets. 
State School for Textile Industries, 

Vienna. Tapestries. 

GROUP 44. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Upholsterers' decorations. 

Jaray, Sandor, Vienna. Upholstery, cur- 
tains and hangings. 

Jonas, Carl, Vienna. Upholsterers' deco- 
ration. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Graz, 
Styria. Embroidered portiere. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Lai- 
bach, Carniola. Embroidered portiere. 

State School for Embroideries, Vienna. 
Embroidered portiere. 

GROUP 45. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Prague. Ceramics and majolicas. 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Ceramics. 
Rakonitz Chamotte Manufactury, Rakon- 

itz, Bohemia. Ceramics. 
State School for Arts and Crafts, Bechyn, 

Bohemia. Ceramics. 
State School for Arts and Crafts, Tep- 

litz-Schoenau, Bohemia. Ceramics. 

GROUP 47. 

Bakalovits, E., Sons, Vienna. Ornamen- 
tal glass. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Glass and crystal works. 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Vienna. Glass and crystal works. 

Kappner, Johann, Vienna. Ornamental 
glass. 

Spaun, Max Freiherr von, Unterreichen- 
stein. Ornamental glass. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Haida, 
Bohemia, Ornamental glass work. 



State School of Arts and Crafts, Stein- 

schoenau, Bohemia. Ornamental glass 
work. 



GROUP 58. 

Giani, Karl, Vienna. Embroideries. 
Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 

Vienna. Embroideries (hand made). 

Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, 
Prague. Embroideries (hand made). 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Bo- 
bowa, Galicia. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Drosau, 
Bohemia. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Gos- 
sengruen, Bohemia. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts. Got- 
tesgab, Bohemia. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Graz, 
Styria. Hand made embroideries, em- 
broidered curtain. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Idria, 
Carniola. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Lai- 
bach, Carniola. Hand made laces and 
embroidered curtain. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, 
Luserna, Tyrol. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Pre- 
dazzo, Tyrol. Hand made laces. 

State School for Arts and Crafts, Proveis, 
Tyrol. Hand made laces. 

State School for Art Embroideries, 
Vienna. Hand made embroideries, em- 
broidered curtain (portiere). 

State School for Lace Works, Central 
Lace School, Vienna. Artistic hand 
made laces. 



GROUP 41. 

State School of Arts and Crafts, Ferlach, 

Carinthia. Rifles. 
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AUSTRIA. 

(COMMERCIAL COMMISSION EXHIBIT) 

LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCKS 32 AND 34. AISLES 
II, 12, C AND D. PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BLOCK 34. 

AISLES 3 AND A. 



Cutlery, Enameled Ware, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Furniture, Ceramics. 



GROUP 29. 

Gallus & Wolf, Prague. Table cutlery. 
Zander, Alfred, Vienna. Table cutlery. 

GROUP 30. 

Politzer, Ludwig, Vienna. Enamels 

painted upon metal. 
Souval, Johann, Vienna. Enameled work. 
Zauza, Josef, Vienna. Enameled work. 

GROUP 31. 

Elchinger, Carl, Vienna. Jewelry. 
Neumann, Johann, Goergenthal. Jew- 
elry. 
Peterka, Johann, Vienna. Jewelry. 
Reimann, I., Prague. Garnet jewelry. 
Steiner & Kolliner, Vienna. Jewelry. 
Turiet & Bardach, Vienna. Jewelry. 
Winter & Adler, Vienna. Jewelry. 

GROUP 32. 

Herz, M. & Son, Vienna. Clocks. 
§chlenker & Kienzle, Komotau, Bo- 

heima. Clocks. 

GROUP 33. 

Boehm, Friedrich & Son, Vienna. 
Bronzes. 

Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Reproduc- 
tions in art metal. 

Rubenstein, Arthur, Vienna. Bronzes. 

Schauer, Emil & Co., Vienna. Bronzes. 

GROUP 34. 

Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Leather 

goods. 
Emmert, C, Arco, Tyrol. Turned and 

carved articles. 
Haessler, Ferdinand, Vienna. Leather 

goods. 
Hisch, Alois, Unterach am Attersee. 

Turned and carved articles. 
Marx, Louise, Vienna. Hand bags and 

pocket-books. 



Mayer, Sigmund, Vienna. Tortoise shell, 

ivory and mother-of-pearl goods. 
Neiber, F. & Sons, Vienna. Fancy 

goods. 
Pichler, Josef, Reichenberg. Pirographic 

picture. 
Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Leather goods. 
Wilfort, G., Vienna. Meerschaum and 

amber pipes. 
Wurzel, Leopold, Vienna. Leather 

goods. (Palace of Varied Industries.) 

GROUP 35. 

Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Articles for travel- 
ing camping. 

GROUP 37. 
Barolin, Carl, Vienna. Wood stains. 

GROUP 38. 
Kohn, Jacob & Josef, Vienna. Bent- 
wood and furniture. 

GROUP 39- 

Ekielsky & Tuck, Krakau, Galicia. 

Stained window glass. 

GROUP 45. 

Bloch, B., Eichwald, Bohemia. Porce- 
lains and majolicas. 

Boeck, Josef, Vienna. Porcelains. 

Boseck, Carl Fr., & Co., Haida. Porce- 
lains. 

Doerfl, Franz, Vienna. Porcelains. 

Dux Porcelain Works, Dux, Bohemia. 
Porcelains and majolicas. 

Goldscheider, Friedrich, Vienna. Terra 
cottas. 

Pilz, Robert, Vienna. Porcelains. 

Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Turn- 
Teplitz, Bohemia. Porcelains and ma- 
jolicas. 

Schauer, Emil & Co., Vienna. Porcelains. 

Staral, Robert, Vienna. Porcelains. 



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GROUP 47. 

Harrachs, Count, Glass-Works, Neu- 

welt. Ornamental glassware. 

Moser, Ludwig & Sons, Meierhoefen. 
Table and ornamental glassware. 

Rachmann Bros., Haida. Ornamental 
glassware. 

Tschemich & Co., Haida. Table and or- 
namental glassware. 

Wagner, Franz, Ullrichsthal, Bohemia. 
Ornamental glassware. 

GROUP 58. 

Becker, Ida Von, Vienna. Embroideries. 
Hoffman-Kern, Prof. Louise, Vienna. 

Laces. 



Hostnig, Gustav, Vienna. Laces and em- 
broideries. 
Roth, Ignaz, Vienna. Embroideries. 

GROUP 60. 

Lux , Robert, Troppau, Silesia. Boots 

and shoes. 

GROUP 61. 

Heim, Adele, & Clara Spiegel, Vienna. 

Ladies underwear. 
Patzowsky, M. & L., Vienna. Fans. 



BELGIUM. 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 33. AISLE 12. 



Artists' Materials — Stamped Metals — Leather Articles. . 



GROUP 28. 

Anciens Etablissements, F. Mommen Co., 

Ltd., Brussels. Artists' materials for 
all purposes. (Installed in Belgian Sec- 
tion, Palace of Art.) 

Biermans, Leonard Co., Ltd., Turnhout. 
Ornamental paper, envelopes, memo- 
randum books. 

Union Des Papeteries Co., Ltd., Brussels. 
Note paper, envelopes, school copy 
books, artists' materials. 



GROUP 29. 

Manufacture Generale D'Equipm e n t s 

Militaires, Fonson & Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Swords. 

GROUP 30. 

Les Ateliers De La Senne Co., Ltd., 

Brussels. Special equipment for man- 
ufacture of hand tools, outfit for cast- 
ing, electro-plating. 
Wilmotte, J., Fils, Liege. Art bronzes, 
lighting, goldsmiths' wares. 



GROUP 31. 

Divoort, Edmond, Antwerp and Brus- 
sels. Imitations of precious stones, 
pearls and lapidary work. 

Hoosemans, Frans, Brussels. Fine jew- 
elry. 

Lefevre, Angelique, Brussels. Gilt jew- 
elry. 

Loonis, Gerard, Antwerp. Gilt jewelry, 
imitation jewelry in copper and other 
metals, mourning jewelry. 

Pierson, Josephine & Co., Brussels. Gilt 
jewelry. 



GROUP 33. 

Arens, A., Antwerp. Special equipment, 

patterns, reproductions of art in 
metals, repousse, stamped and demas- 
cened metals. 

Ateliers de la Senne, Ltd., Co., Brussels. 
Stamped metals. 

Ateliers Tantot Freres, Brussels. Shut- 
ters, repousse, stamped and demas- 
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Briquet et de Raet, Brussels. Lighting 

apparatus, heating apparatus. 

Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Art work and reproductions of 
art in metals. 

Desmedt, Pierre, Brussels. Art, iron- 
monger}^, stove making. 

Serrurier & Co., Liege. House furni- 
ture, decoration and domestic architec- 
ture. 



GROUP 34. 

Anciens Etablissements Leon Lobet 

Co., Ltd., Verviers. Saddlery articles. 

Charlet Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Sad- 
dlery, coach making, traveling and 
hunting articles. 

Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Fancy articles in ivory, tortoise 
shell, smoker's articles. 

Delhaize Freres & Co., Brussels. 
Brushes, materials for brush making. 

Fontaine, Adolphe, Brussels. Saddlery 
and traveling articles. 

Lefevre, Angelique, Brussels. Fine 
leather goods, traveling bags, etc. 

Pierson, Josephine & Co., Brussels. Fine 
leather goods, traveling bags, etc. 

Societe De Produits Du Rotin, Ltd., 
Etablissements Albert Van Oye & 
Co., Brussels. Various specimens of 
cultur-e, bleaching and basket work. 

Vinche, J. B., Brussels. Articles for 
smokers. 



GROUP 35. 

Anciens Etablissements De Vriendt Co., 

Ltd., Brussels. Waste of India rubber. 

Anciens Etablissements Lobet Leon & 
Co., Ltd., Verviers. Articles for travel- 
ing and scientific expeditions. 

Ateliers, Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Tents and furniture, military 
types. 

Charlet Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Draw- 
ings of trunks, valises, etc. 

Crutsen & Brothers, Dison. Waterproof 
boots and shoes. 

Fontaine Adolphe, Brussels. Drawings 
of trunks, valises, etc. 

Manufacture Generale D'Equipm e n t s 
Militaries, Fonson & Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Trunks, valises, etc. 



GROUP 36. 

Anciens Etablissements De Vriendt, 

Andre & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Confetti, 
plain and variegated. 



GROUP 37. 

Ateliers De La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Iron work and locksmith's work 
for decoration, copper, zinc, crest and 
ridge work. 

Chouanard, Georges, Brussels. Iron 
work, crest and ridge work. 

Closset, Em, Brussels. Drawings of 
decorative paintings on stone, wood 
and metal. 

CoUeye, Paul, Brussels. Drawings of 
permanent decoration on marble, 
stone, etc. 

Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., 
Brussels. Bronzes. (Drawing room.) 

Damman, Washer & Co., Brussels. 
Joinery and floorings, ofhce fittings. 

Dandois, H., Brussels. Artistic locks. 

Lacoste & Fils, Toumay. Hearth. 

Serrurier & Co., Liege. Plans, drawings 
and models of permanent decoration. 

Snyers, Rang & Co., Brussels. Plans, 
drawings, and models of iron work and 
locksmith's work, decorative paintings. 

Tempels, Daniel, Brussels. Iron work 
and locksmith's work, decorative paint- 
ings. Album. 

GROUP 38. 

Ateliers Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Furniture. 

Limbosch & Co., Brussels. Cabinet mak- 
ing, tapestry, furniture. 

Snyers, Rong & Co., Brussels. Furni- 
ture. 

The Birmingham Bedstead Co., Ltd., 
Brussels. Bedsteads. 

Toulet, Charles, Brussels. Drawings of 
billiard tables. 

Wallaert, J., Brussels. Office and house- 
hold furniture. (Drawing room.) 

GROUP 39. 

Boes, Ch., Brussels. Decorative stained 

glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) 
De Contini, L., Brussels. Decorative 

stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) 
Evaldre, Brussels. Decorative stained 

glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) 
Glaces De Charleroy, Roux. Decorative 

stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) 
Thys, H., Brussels. Decorative stained 

glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) 

GROUP 41. 
Ateliers de la Senne, Co., Ltd., Brussels. 

Special tools used by smiths. Bolts, 
nuts and screws. 
Ateliers Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Pipe fittings, drawings. 



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Boudoux, A., Fontaine I'Eveque. Mill of 

nails of all kinds. 

Bertaux, V. Eremes de Construction 
Mecaniques, Brussels. 

Briquet et de Roet, Brussels. Pipe fit- 
tings, drawings. 

Chomanara, Georges, Brussels. Speci- 
mens of fastenings for doors and win- 
dows. 

Clouterie et Trefilerie des Flandres Co., 
Ltd., Gent-Crugge near Ghen. Wire 
tacks, iron and steel pegs, wire of all 
kinds. Steel wire chains. 

De Rooster, Richard, Brussels. Manuv 
facture of buttons. 

Desmedt, Pierre, Brussels. Drawings 
and plans of summer houses, bird 
cages in metal. 

Franken, S. & Lefevre, Brussels. Speci- 
mens and drawings of fittings and fast- 
enings for doors, windows, safety 
vaults, safe locks. 

Ferges Ateliers et Boulouneries Cambier 
Co., Ltd., Morhanwez. Fittings of rails, 
bolts, nuts, screws. 

Hauts Fourneaux, Forges & Aciers De 
Thy-Le-Chateau, Co., Ltd., Marcin- 
elle. Bolts, nuts and screws. 

Jaspar, J. & A., Jaspar, Andre (Succes- 
sor), Liege. Drawings of metal work, 
stair-railings, balustrades, balconies, 
grill work. 

La Metallurgique Co., Ltd., Brussels. 
Bolts, nuts and screws. 

Laminoirs Du Ruan Co., Ltd., Monceau- 
Sur-Sambre. Merchant iron, rivets. 

Leclerc, Mary, Louvain. Hand made 
trellis. 

Manufacture Beige De Boites Metalli- 
ques Co., Ltd., Brussels. Boxes, cans, 
labels, metal ware of all kinds. 

Manufacture D'Equipments Militaires, 
Fonson & Co., Brussels. Aluminum 
flasks, aluminum boxes for preserving 
foods. 

VEombel Bossart & Son, Brussels. Win- 
dow shutters. 

Uyst Frederic, Liege. Hardware for 
insulators, telegraphs and electricity. 

Societe Liegeoise D'Estampage Co., 
Ltd., Liege. Stamped and wrought 
iron and steel pieces. 

"Vertongen, Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. 
Albums and specimens of ropes. 

GROUP 42. 

Bitrmans, Leonard, Co., Ltd., Turnhout. 

Stained papers, printed papers, flocked, 
narbled, veined gilt papers. 



GROUP 43. 

Filatures D'Ath & Co., Ltd., Ath. Wall 

coverings. (Drawmg room.) 

Guillon, Silas, Vve., Brussels. Flanders 
carpets, hand made tapestries. (Draw- 
ing rooms of the Belgian Pavilion.) 

Limbosch & Co., Brussels. Tapestries, 
furniture and wall coverings. 

Manufacture de trepis, Royale, Axmin- 
ster, Ghent. Carpets, rugs. 

Snyers, Rang & Co., Brussels. Carpet, 
tapestry, rugs, mats, furniture and wall 
coverings. 

GROUP 45. 

Boch Brothers, Keramis, La Louviere, 

Crockery ware, facing tiles, earthen- 
ware, mural designs. 

Helman, Brussels. Decorated stone- 
ware, art ceramics, trigorific fancy 
cooling rooms and b^er cellars. 

La Ceramique De Forges Co., Ltd., 
Forges. Decorated stoneware, cera- 
mic tiles, white bricks. 

Vermciren Coche, L. Demeuldre Coche 
(Successor), Brussels. China, enam- 
eled stoneware, mural designs. 

GROUP 47. 

Compagnie De Floreffe, Ltd., Floreffe. 

Albums and specimens of glass. 

Francq, Jules (Successor of Martin 
Francq), Jumet. White and colored 
glass windows, glass for photography. 

Glaces D'Auvelais Co. Ltd., Ouvelais. 
Rough, polished, silvered and em- 
bossed glass. 

Glaces De Charleroi Co., Ltd., Roux. 
Plate glass, mirrors for projections, 
glass with surface in relief. 

Glaces De Moustier-Sur-Ssimbre Co., 
Ltd., Moustier-Sur-Sambre. Mirror 
and window glass, paving tiles. 

Glaces De Sainte-Marie D'Oignies Co., 
Ltd., Oiseau. Rough and polished 
glass. 

Glaces et Produits Chimiques de Saint 
Cobain, Chauny et Cirey (France), 
Glaceries de Franieres (Belgique) Co., 
Ltd. Plate glass, window, paving tiles, 
decorated opaline, optical and pris- 
matic glass. 

Verreries Bennert & Bivort Co., Ltd., 
Jumet. Window glass, glass for pho- 
tography and frames. 

Verreries de Binche Co., Ltd., Binche. 
Window and opal glass. 

Verreries de Courcelles & Co., Ltd., 
Courcelles. Window glass. 

Verreries de L'Etoile Co., Ltd., Mar- 
chienne. Glass. 



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Verreries de Jemappes Co., Ltd., Je- 

mappes. Glass. 

Verreries de Jumet Co. Ltd., Jumet. 
Window glass. 

Verreries de la Marine Co., Ltd., Jumet. 
Various specimens of window glass 
and glass for photography. 

Verreries de L'Ermitage Co., Ltd., Ju- 
met. Window glass, glass for photo- 
graphy. 

Verreries de La Roue Co., Ltd., Lode- 
lonsart. Window glass, glass for pho- 
tography. 

Verreries de Mariemont Co., Ltd., 
Haine St. Pierre. Window glass. 

Verreries des Hamendes Co., Ltd., Ju- 
met. Window glass, colored, un- 
polished, muslin. 

Verreries Schmidt-Devilles Co., Ltd., 
Dampremy. Window glass. 

GROUP 48. 

Beck, F. & Co., Brussels. Drawings and 

plans for heating by, and distribution 
of steam, hot water, hot air, and their 
combinations, plans and drawings of 
ventilators, apparatus for sanitation 
and ventilation, chimney fittings. 

Briquet & De Raet, Brussels. Specimens 
and drawings of apparatus for heating 
by petroleum or gas. 

Degrelle, A., Liege. Drawings and 
plans of apparatus for heating of all 
systems, stove apparatus, cooking 
ranges, etc. 

Lacoste, Edmond, Tournay. Notice and 
albums of chimney fittings, metallic 
casings. 

Societe Beige Koerting, Ltd., Brussels. 
Notices, drawings and plans of appa- 
ratus for heating by and distribution 
of steam, hot water, hot air, ventila- 
tion all systems, plans and drawings 
of apparatus for sanitation and venti- 
lation of kitchens and small living 
rooms. 

Van Noten, Gust, Brussels. Drawings 
and apparatus for heating by and dis- 
tribution of steam, hot water, hot air, 
and their combinations. (Drawing 
room.) 

GROUP 49. 

Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Albums of lamps, burners, 
chimneys, etc. 

Briquet & De Raet, Brussels. Drawings 

and specimens of apparatus for light- 
ing by means of vegetable or mineral 
oils, gas, limps, burners, chimneys. 



Compagnie Des Bronzes, Ltd., Brussels. 

Specimens of apparatus for lighting 
by gas, lamps, burners. 
Pilate, J. A., Brussels. . Art, lighting and 

household furniture, album on domes- 
tic, mdustnal and public lighting. 

GROUP 50. 

Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Apparatus for spooling, twist- 
ing, detached parts of spooling ma- 
chinery, etc. 

Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Math & Co., Ltd., 
Ensival near Verviers. Machinery for 
wool and textile industries, detached 
parts and machines for their manufac- 
ture. 

Houget Femand, Verviers. Card fittings 
for carded wool, combed wool, de- 
tached parts of spinning machinery 
and special machines for their manu- 
facture. 

Legrand & Fremaux, Antwerp. Notice 
on various new systems for spinning 
industry. 

Martin Celestin Co., Ltd., Verviers. 
Machinery for all textile materials, 
detached parts, specimen machines for 
their manufacture. 

Societe Vervietoise Pour La Construc- 
tion de Machines, Ltd., Verviers. Ma- 
chinery for wool industry, scouring, 
spinning, manufacturing cloths and 
stuiTs. 

GROUP 51. 

Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Mathieu Co., Ltd., 

Ensival Near Verviers. Albums con- 
cerning hand and power looms for 
weaving, and other apparatus. 

Le Grand & Fremaux, Antwerp. Exploi- 
tation of new machines used in textile 
industry, albums and plans. 

Societe Vervietoire pour la Construc- 
tion de iMachines, Ltd., Verviers. Al- 
bums and photographs of apparatus 
used in weaving and preliminary oper- 
ations. 

Martin Celestin Co., Ltd., Verviers. Ma- 
chinery for all textile materials, de- 
tached parts, etc. 

GROUP 52. 

Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Mathieu Co., Ltd, 

Ensival near Verviers. Photograph; 

and plans of apparatus for treating 

textile materials. 
Bemaerts, Felix, Ghent. Textile fi- 

brics, bleached, dj^ed or in print. 
Martin Celestin, Co., Ltd., Verviers. /l- 

bum of apparatus for treating textle 

fabrics. 



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Societe de Stalle pour le Blanchement 

et L'impression des Tissues, Ltd.. 
Brussels. Albums and notices of 
bleaching, dyeing, printing and finish- 
ing cotton fabrics and cleaning. 
Societe Vervietoire pour la Construc- 
tion de Machines Co. Ltd., Verviers. 
Albums and plans of apparatus for 
singeing, brushing and shearing tex- 
tile fabrics, scouring, washing of ma- 
chinery, etc., photographs and notices. 

GROUP 53. 

Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Plans and drawings of machines 
for preparing separate parts of boots 
and shoes. 

Bossut, H., Brussels. Specimens of 

busts and figures for trying on gar- 
ments. 



GROUP 54. 

Beernaerts, Felix, Ghent. Specimens of 

cotton, unbleached, dyed and printed. 

Centner, R., & Son, Courtrai. Linen 
ticks, buggy wraps. 

De Coster & Rousseau, Ghent. Cotton 
spinning and weaving products. 

De Porre & Cruyplants, Ghent. 
Bleached, dyed, twilled, unbleached 
cotton products, etc. 

Coriandre Co., Ltd., Ghent. Various 
specimens of threads, cotton prepared 
and spun. 

Lousbergs Femand & Co., Ltd., Ghent. 
Various specimens of cotton threads, 
prepared and spun, pure and mixed, 
plain, figured, unbleached, dyed, 
printed. 

Parmentier, P., & Co., Brussels. Speci- 
mens of flax and jute, jute and cot- 
ton, mixed hemp. 

Societe Union, Ramlot Robert & Co., 
Ltd., Termonde. Various specimens 
of shawls, cotton drawers, silk and 
cotton counterpanes, cotton pure or 
mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, 
dyed or printed. 

Usines Cotonnieres Co., Ltd., Brussels. 
Various specimens of cotton, pure or 
mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, 
dyed or printed. 

Van Acker Van Den Broeck, Paul, Ghent. 
Various specimens of cotton thread, 
cotton prepared and spun, mechanical 
or hand weaving of cotton and flax 
fabrics. 

Van Dourne, Rene, Eecloo. Cotton and 
flax goods dyed and bleached. 



GROUP 55. 

Baut, Leopold, Courtrai. Specimens of 

thread, and fabrics of flax, hemp, jute 
and other fibres. Plain and figured 
canvas. Damask linen, cambrics, 
lawns, bleached and printed. 

Beernaerts, Felix, Ghent. Threads of 
flax, hemp, jute, canvas-ticking. 

Caesens, Constant, Courtrai. Threads 
and fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas. 

Centner, R., & Fils, Courtrai. Fabrics of 
flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. 

Ceriez et Bevernage, Courtrai. Fabrics 
of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. 

Coppens, Felix, Courtrai. Fabrics of 
flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. 

Dassonville Brothers, Heule. Fabrics ot 
flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. 

De Boutte Brothers, Ingelmunster. Fa- 
brics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, 
lawns, etc. 

De Coene, H., Courtrai. Fabrics of flax, 
hemp, jute., canvas, lawns, etc. 

Leonard, Aug., & J. Brunecl, Courtrai. 
Canvas, ticking, cambrics, etc. 

De Kien & Fils, Courtrai. Threads and 
fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, 
cambric, lawns, etc. 

Desmidt, et van Moer, Courtrai. Can- 
vas, cambrics, etc. Fabrics of flax, 
hemp, jute, etc. 

De Vos, J., Courtrai. Canvas, cambrics, 
etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. 

D'Hee.dene, C, Roulers. Canvas, cam- 
brics, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, 
etc. 

Etablissements de Gryse Facon Co., Ltd., 
Roulers. Canvas, cambrics, etc., fa- 
brics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. 

Establissements Gratry Co., Ltd., Court- 
rai. Canvas, lawns, cambrics, fabrics 
of flax, etc. 

Geuten Casimir, Harlebecke. Canvas, 
lawns, cambrics, fabrics of flax, etc. 

Glorieux, Gustave, Courtrai. Canvas, 
damask, cambric, etc. 

Lenoir, Pauwels, Roulers. Canvas, 
lawns, cambric, fabrics and thread, 
flax, etc. 

Loontjens, Roulers. Canvas, lawns, 
cambrics, fabrics of flax, etc. 

Parmentier & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Fa- 
brics of flax, hemp, etc. 

Rey, Aine, Brussels. Damask linen and 
fancy handkerchiefs. 

Reynaert & Co., Courtrai. Canvas, 
cambric, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, etc. 

Schaetsaert & Bossuyt, Ghent. Canvas, 
cambric, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, etc. 

Van Doorne, Rene, Eecloo. Thread ot 
flax, hemp, jute, etc. 



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Van Leynseele Brothers, Courtrai. 

Canvas, cambric, etc., fabrics flax, 
hemp, cotton, mixed. 

Verhoost Brothers, Courtrai. Canvas, 
cambric, etc., fabrics, flax, hemp, cot- 
ton, mixed. 

Vertongen Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. 
Various specimens of cordages; thread 
of flax, hemp, jute, etc. 

GROUP 56. 

Garot, L. & J., Verviers. Woolen cloth, 

clothes for ladies' wear. 
La Lainiere Co., Ltd., Verviers, Yarn 

of combed wool, knitted stufifs. 
Le Merinos Co., Ltd., Neffe-Dinant. 

Combed wool, muslins de Laine, 

tweeds, merinos, etc. 
Petit, J. J., Verviers. Carded wool 

yarns. 
Simonis, Ivan., Verviers. Combed and 

carded wool yarns, clothes of the same, 

ladies' wear. 
Societe Union, Robert Ramlot & Co., 

Ltd., Termonde. Fabrics of hair, pure 

and mixed, blankets. 
Voos, J. J., Verviers. Clothes of wool, 

specialty of military cloth, felts of wool 

or hair. 
Peltzer & Sons, Verviers. Clothes of 

combed and carded wool, yarns, dress 

goods, fabrics of carded wool, not 

fulled or slightly fulled, knitted stuffs. 

GROUP 57. 

Filatures D'Ath Co., Ltd., Ath. Artific- 
ial silks. 
Smits, Adrien, Brussels. Pure and 

mixed silks. 
Societe Union, Ramlot Robert & Co., 

Ltd., Termonde. Floss silk and silk 
waste. 

GROUP 58. 

Compagnie Des Indes, Brussels. Laces. 

Croquison-Vandendaele, Achile, Court- 
rai. Laces. 

Declercq, Clement, Iseghem. Laces. 

De Mey-Pante, Cherscamp. Laces. 

Fonson & Co., Brussels. Embroidery 
specimens, trimmings for military' uni- 
forms. 

Legrand, L. & A., Brussels. Plain tul- 
les, laces, various specimens of em- 
broideries made by hand and ma- 
chinery. 



Minne Dansaert, Waeltert. Laces. 
Mommaert Freres et Soeure, Brussels. 

Trimmings for household furniture 

and coach m.aking. 
Pierson, J. & Co., Brussels. Laces. 
Societe Anglo-Beige, Ltd., Brussels. 

Mechanical laces. 
Strocbant-Bogaerts, Brussels. Laces. 

GROUP 59. 

Fonson & Co., Brussels. Uniforms Bel- 
gian army, uniform of colonial trooper. 

Fontaine, Ad., Brussels. Equipments 
for colonial trooper. 

Societe Anglo-Beige, Brussels. Lady's 
evening dress. 

Vaxelaire-Cloes & Co., Ltd., Brussels. 
Various albums of children's suits, 
walking dresses for ladies, albums and 
dresses ready made. 

GROUP 60. 

Anciens Establissements, Leon Lobet 

Co., Ltd., Verviers. Leather. 
Beaupain, Mathieu, Verviers. Boots and 

shoes. 
Charlet, Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Boots 

and shoes and accessories, albums and 

photographs. 
Crutzen Brothers, Dison. Waterproof 

boots and shoes, leather, shoes, boots, 

fur clothing, etc. 
Frans Sons, Pierre & Jean. Boots and 

shoes. 
Quanonne, F., Toumai. Boots and shoes. 
Van Maerke Brothers, Brussels. Boots. 

GROUP 61. 

Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- 
sels. Metal buttons. 

Boremans, Theophile, Brussels. Cor- 
sets. 

Dujardin, Emile, Leuzen. Shawls and 
fancy articles, dye works, bleaching 
and glossing. 

Fonson & Co., Brussels. Hats in felt 
and straw militarj^ caps. 

Glorieux, Gustave, Courtrai. Elastic 
goods. 

Goossens, G., Bnissels. Fans and laces. 

Manufacture Royale de Corsets Co., Ltd., 
Brussels. Corsets. 



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BRAZIL 



LOCATION: BRAZIL PAVILION IN WEST COURT OF PALACE OF 
VARIED INDUSTRIES. 



Stationery. — Cutle ry . 



GROUP 28. 

Baptista, David, S. Paulo. Ink. 
Cordeiro, Daniel de Oliveira, S. Paulo. 

Inks. 
Lopes & Faral, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Writing fluids. 
Riedel, H., Rio Grande do Sul. Writing 

fluids. 
Vellozo & Co., Parana. Inks. 
Vieira & Co., G., S. Paulo. Ink. 

GROUP 29. 

Meo & Co., Nucio de, S. Paulo. Cut- 
lery. 

Meo & Co., Domingos de, S. Paulo. Cut- 
lery. 

GROUP 31. 

Fehlauer, Alberto, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Gold eyeglasses, etc. 

Jeanselme, Felippe, Rio Grande do Sul. 
Gold and silver jewelry with stones. 
(Real and imitations.) 

Laydner, R., Rio Grande do Sul. Ar- 
ticles trimmed with silver. 

Rocha & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Ar- 
ticles trimmed with silver. 

GROUP 32. 

Kirchkoff, Francisco Carlos, Rio Grande 

do Sul. Clock. 

GROUP 33. 

Capelli, Adamo, S. Paulo. Mosaics in 

marble. 
Freire, J. Candido, Ceara. Obelisk in 

bronze. 
Hugo, Viuva Gustavo, Rio Grande do 

Sul. Iron vase stand. 
Varonese & Co., Cezar, Amazonas. 

Marble artefacts. 



GROUP 34. 

Adrade, D. Elisha U. de, Bahia. Fruits 

in paste board. 
Campina Grande, Com. M., Parahyba. 

Ivory knife handles. 
Fracalanza, Angelo, S. Paulo. Brushes 

and brooms. 
Feira de Sant Anna, Com. M. de, Bahia. 

Ostrich feather dusters. 
Jacobsen, Alberto, Rio Janeiro. Fancy 

articles. 
Penitenciaria, Bahia. Cocoanut shell,. 

calabashes, fancy articles in horn,. 

handles for knives and forks, crochet 

needles and tooth picks of bone. 
Pertersen, Jorge R., Rio Grande do Sul. 

Brooms, dusters and brushes. 
Sabatke, Bernardo, Parana. Brooms and. 

brushes. 
Selman, D., Gulhermina, Bahia. Fruits 

in paste board. 
Silva, Antonio Agostinho, Bahia. Fruits 

in paste board. 
Stange, Guilherme, Parana. Brooms and 

brushes. 
Venturini, Libero, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Brooms and paste board. 

GROUP 35. 

Almeida & Co., Pedro De, Maranhao. 
Hammocks. 

Castro & Bro., Porphirio De, Maranhao. 
Hammocks. 

Cabral, Alfredo Franklin, Maranhao. 
Trunks, satchels, etc. 

Commissao do Estado, Amazonas. Ham- 
mocks. 

Com. do Estado, Maranhao. Hammocks. 

Couto, Dr. Graca Couto, Amazonas. 
Hammocks. 

Conto, Pedro Correa de, Matto Grosso. 
Hammock. 

Marinho, Manoel, Joaquim, Rio Janeiro, 
Trunks. 

Moreira & Irmao, Maranhao. Ham- 
mocks. 



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Novis, Dr. Arnaldo, Matto Grosso. Pho- 
tographs. 

Orlando, Vicente, Matto Grosso. Ham- 
mock. 

Ozorio, Pedro Leite, Matto Grosso. 
Hammocks. 

Palhano & Passes, Maranhao. Ham- 
mocks. 

Rabello, Joaquim Ferreira, Maranhao. 
Trunks, satchels, etc. 

Wanderley, Francisco, Matto Grosso. 
Hammocks. 

GROUP 37. 

Andre, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Picture frame. 
Cipriani Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Coat 

of arms in wood. 
Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Picture frame. 
Steigleder Sobrinho, Germano, R i o 

Grande do Sul. Picture frame. 



GROUP 38. 

Agricultura, Secretaria da, S. Paulo. 

Furniture. 

Arbos & Salvador, Rio Grande do Sul. 
Furniture. 

Artes & Officios, Lyceo, S. Paulo. Fur- 
niture. 

Coelho da Rocha & Co., S. Paulo. Show 
case. 

Ferreira Junior & Saraiva, S. Paulo. 
Siiow case. 

Gruber, e Filho, Christiano F., Rio 
Grande do Sul. Tables and table tops. 

Herzog, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. 
Furniture. 

Marcenaria, Moderna, Amazonas. Fur- 
niture. 

Nunes, Adriao Severino, Amaz o n a s. 
Furniture. 

Oder, Julio, Rio Grande do Sul. Fur- 
niture. 

Penitenciaria, Bahia. Table. 

Reil, Gustavo, Santa Catharina. Table. 

Santos, Saturnino Pereira dos, Amazo- 
nas. Furniture. 

Secchi. Fratelli, S. Paulo. Show case. 

Silva Telles & Co., S. Paulo. Furniture. 

Stephano, Carlos, Parana. Furniture. 



GROUP 39. 

Wolmann, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Stained glass windows. 

GROUP 40. 

Tomagnini, FratelU & Co., G., S. Paulo. 

Marble urn. 



GROUP 45. 

Andressen, Olaria, Amazonas. Ceramic 

products. 
Almeida, Antonio, Amazonas. Tile, Mo- 
saics. 
Bastos, J. R., Maranhao. Stoneware, 

bricks, earthenware. 
Carlos & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. 

Mosaics. 
Chermont, Braga & Co., Para. Bricks 

and tiles. 
Com. do Estado, Piauhy. Ceramics. 
Cooperativa V. Colombo, Soc, Parana. 

Earthenware, flower vases, toilet ar- 
ticles, dishes, filter, photographs. 
Correccao, Casa de, Rio Janerio. Tiles 

and mosaics. 
Crystaes e Vidros, Fabrica, Rio Janeiro. 

Ceramics. 
Falchi, Gianini & Co., S. Paulo. Tiles. 
Faria, A. Jose., Amazonas. Tiles, bricks, 

etc. 
Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Pipes and 

tiles. 
Lavaud, Sensand de, S. Paulo. Pipes, 

bricks, etc. 
Lunardi, Estevo & Co., Minas Geraes. 

Paving tiles. 
Mechanica e Importadora, Comp., S. 

Paulo. Pipes. 
Mesquita, J. C, Amazonas. Tiles, bricks, 

etc. 
Moers, Henrique J., Amazonas. Tiles, 

bricks, pipes, etc. 
Montigny, Frederico de, Rio Grande do 

Sul. Filter and pipes. 
Nina, Heraclito, Maranhao. Earthen- 
ware. 
Panitz & Irmaos, J. A., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Earthenware (China). 
Productos Ceramicos, Fabrica de, Rio 

Grande do Sul. Pitcher. 
Progresso, PauUsta, Comp., S. Paulo. 

Pipes. 
Robiatti, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Flower vase and filter. 
Rocha, Raymundo T. C, Minas Geraes. 

Stoneware. 
Rio Negro, Olaria, Amazonas. Ceramic 

products. 
Schimmelpfing & Co., Parana. Bricks 

and tiles. 
Steigleder Sobrinho, Germano, Rio 

Grande do Sul. Bricks, etc. 
Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Tiles. 
Varonese & Co., Cezar, Amazonas. Tiles. 
Wolmann, Jose, Rio Grand do Sul. 

Chinaware. 



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GROUP 47. 

Crystaes e Vidros, Fabrica de, Rio 

Janeiro. Glassware. 

Esberard, Fabrica, Rio Janeiro. Glass- 
ware. 

Hagstedt & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. 
Glassware. 

Punder, Henrique, Rio Grande do Sul. 
Glassware. 

Soryemich, Crystalleria, S. Paulo. Glass- 
ware. 

Uras, Joao, S. Paulo. Table glass, win- 
dow glass. 

GROUP 49. 

David, D., Rio Grande do Sul. Appa- 
ratus for acetylene gas. 

GROUP 53. 

Fraaquim, Jose, Parana. Shoe forms. 
Pertica, Alcides H., S. Paulo. Busts. 

GROUP 54. 

Allianca, Comp., F. e T., Rio Janeiro. 
Cotton goods. 

Brazil Industrial Comp., Rio de Janeiro. 
Cotton goods and thread. 

Cachoeira de Macacos, Comp., Minas 
Geraes. Cotton goods. 

Cruz & Co., Sergipe. Cotton goods. 

Dohler & Co., C. G., Sta. Catharina. Cot- 
ton goods. 

Fabril, Comp., S. Paulo. Cotton goods. 

Fiacao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, 
Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Cotton 
goods. 

Fonseca, M. Jose da, S. Paulo. Cotton 
goods. 

Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Cotton 
goods. 

Industrial Sabaraense, Comp., Minas 
Geraes. Cotton goods. 

Italo Brazileira, Comp., Rio Grande do 
Sul. Cotton goods, etc. 

Manufactureira Codo, Comp., Maranhao. 
Cotton goods. 

Manufactureira e Agricola, Comp., Mar- 
anhao. Cotton goods and thread. 

Mendes & Co., Pereira, S. Paulo. Cotton 
goods. 

Miranda, Rodolpho, S. Paulo. Cotton 
goods. 

Parahybana, Fabrica de Tecidos, Para- 
hyba. Cotton goods. 

Ribeiro, Candido Jose, Maranhao. Cot- 
ton goods. 

S. Luiz, Fabrica, Maranhao. Cotton 
goods. 

Schelmn, Paulo, Santa Catharina. Cot- 
ton goods. 



Tecidos Comp., F. e Pernambuco. Cot- 
ton goods. 
Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Cotton goods. 
Uniao Fabril, Comp., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Cotton goods. 
Uniao Lavrense, Comp. F. e T., Minas 

Geraes. Cotton goods. 
Weisshon & Co., Jose, S. Paulo. Cotton 

goods. 

GROUP 55. 

Campos, Vianna & Co., Rio de Janeiro. 

Ropes and fibres. 
Canhamo, Comp., F. e T., Maranhao. 

Hemp goods. 
Fiacao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, 

Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Linen, 

etc. 
Industrial Sabaraense, Comp., Minas 

Geraes. .Linen goods. 
Maggi, Henrique, S. Paulo. Twine, 

cordage, photographs. 
Penteado, A. Alvares, S. Paulo. Jute 

fabrics. 
Queiroz, Luiz M. Pinto, S. Paulo. Cord- 
age and fibres. 
Schaitza, Oscar, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Rugs, carpets of vegetable fibres. 
Silva Telles & Co., S. Paulo. Aramina 

fibres and products. 



GROUP 56. 

Feira de Sant Anna Com. M. de, Bahia. 

Horsehair ropes. 
Fiacao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, 

Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Blankets 

and similar goods. 
Italo Brazileira, Comp., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Woolen goods. 
Uniao Fabril Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. 

Woolen goods. 

GROUP 57. 

Commissao do Estado, Santa Catharina. 

Silk frabrics. 
Gomes, Violeta, Josina e Gloria, Minas 

Geraes. Silk fabrics. 
Mandelli, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk 

fabrics. 
Mangoni, Julio, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk 

fabric. 
Morando, Frederico, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Silk fabrics. 
Rodrigo Silva, Colonia, Minas Geraes. 

Silk fabrics. 
Schlabrendorf, Huberto Von, Rio Grande 

do Sul. Silk threads. 



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GROUP 58. 

Aguiar, D. Jenny, Rio Janeiro. Embroi- 
dery on satin. 

Aguiar, D. Eulalia, Rio Janeiro. Em- 
broidery on satin. 

Bica D. Eulalia Barbosa, Rio Janeiro. 
Embroidered counterpane. (Made at 
81 years of age.) 

Chaves, D. Antonia M., Maranhao. Em- 
broidery. 

CoUazos, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Embroi- 
dery in silk. 

Commissao do Estado, Santa Catharina. 
Laces. 

Osorio, D. Maria, Jose, Bahia. Em- 
broidery in velvet. 

Patrulha Com. M. de, Rio Grande do 
Sul. Embroidery goods. 

GROUP 59. 

Policial, Brigada, Rio Janeiro. Uniforms. 
Teixeira, Alfaiataria, Maranhao. Cloth- 
ing. 

GROUP 60. 

Aguiar & Co., Souza, S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Bernert Francisco, Parana. Boots and 

shoes. 
Boris Freres, Ceara. Leather and skins. 
Carvalho & Co., Aflonso, Minas Geraes. 

Leather. 
Commissao de Joinville, Santa Catharina. 

Shoes. 
Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Boots and shoes. 
Costa & Co., Ferreira, Rio Grande do 

Sul. Leather. 
Dirk & Co., C. A., S. Paulo. Leather. 
Dom Bosco, Escola, Minas Geraes. 

Shoes. 
Ferraz, Fester, & Co., S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Ferreira, Joao de Souza, Parana. Leath- 
ers. 
Figueiredo, J. F., S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Greiner & Abascal, Parana. Leather. 
Kessler, Annibal, Parana. Leather. 
Kluppel, Antonio, Parana. Boots and 

shoes. 
Marroco, Guilherme, Para. Boots and 

shoes. 
Marroco, Julio, Para. Shoes. 
Monteiro, Jose Evaristo, Parah y b a. 

Leather. 
Nerrone, R. Rossi, S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Oliveira, Padre, Manoel Gomes, Matto 

Grosso. Leather. 
Penitenciaria, Bahia. Boots and shoes. 
Pereira & Co., Lothario, Parana. Boots 

and shoes. 
Progresso Industrial Co., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Shoes, etc. 



Rocha & Co., Coelho Da S. Paulo. 

Boots and shoes. 
Sant Anna, Com. M. de Feira de, Bahia. 

Skins. 
Sans, Jose, Minas Geraes. Leather. 
Santos, E Irmao, Minas Geraes. Shoes. 
Schaitza & Co., Ferreira, Rio Grande do 

Sul. Leather purses, etc. 
Schelenker, Otto, Parana. Leather. 
Secco & Co., Alves, Parana. Leather. 
Silva & Co., Pessoa da, Parahyba. 

Leather. 
Vianna, Joao Carlos, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Gloves. 

GROUP 61. 

Alagoinhas, Com. M. De, Bahia. Straw 

hats. 
Bastos, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Shirts 

and underclothing. 
Bataglia, Madame J., Para. Corsets and 

similar goods. 
Berto, Bertacco & Co., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Hats. 
Bosisio & Filho, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Braga, J. L. Femandes, Rio Janeiro. 

Hats. 
Bueno, Anacleto P., Parana. Straw hats. 
Chiaradia & Irmao, F., Rio Grande do 

Sul. Hats. 
Commissao de Sao Francisco, Santa 

Catharina. Wooden canes. 
Com do Estado, Amazonas. Canes. 
Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Straw hat. 
Fabrica Chapeos de Palha, Rio Grande 

do Sul. Straw hats. 
Fabril Porto Alegrense, Comp., Rio 

Grande do Sul. Shirts and underware. 
Ferraz Fester & Co., S. Paulo. Hosiery. 
Friedrich, Max, Santa Catharina. Ho- 
siery, shirts, underclothing. 
Giachi & Cerri, S. Paulo. Straw hats. 
Gusi, Santa, Rio Grande do Sul. Straw 

hats. 
Izola, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Bone buttons. 
Jacobsen, Madame Alice, Rio Janeiro. 

Feathers. 
Kaiser & Company, Santa Catharina. 

Hosiery. 
Lima & Co., Julio, Rio Janeiro. Hats. 
Mattea, Madame Jacometti, Rio Grande 

do Sul. Corsets. 
Mayer & Kessler, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Hats. 
Pabst & Co., J., Rio Grande do Sul. 

Corsets and neckwear. 
Panta, Dario, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Pereira, F. De Souza, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Schaitza, Oscar, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Neckties, collars, aprons, etc. 



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Schneider, Carlos, Sta. Catharina. Straw. 


Teichmann, Oscar, Rio Grande do Sul. 


Schritzmeuer & Co., Adolpho, S. Paulo. 

Hats. 


Hats. 
Venturini Co., Libero, Rio Grande do 


Sommer, Eduardo, Rio Grande do Sul. 

Hats. 


Sul. Straw hats. 
Weigang, Francisco, Parana. Hats. 



BULGARIA 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 



Leather, Yarns, Silk Fabrics, Furs, Jewelry, Laces, Rugs, Cutlery. 



GROUP 28. 
SimidofF, Ph., Routschouk. Inks, seal- 
ing wax, mucilage. 

GROUP 29. 

Bailoff, Gh., Kostennetz, District of 

Samacov. Daggers, knives, forks and 

pocket knives. 
Cutlery Society, "Rodopsky Elen," Kos- 

tenetz. Knives, scissors, razors, pocket 

knives, daggers. 
National Industrial Commercial Museum, 

Sophia. Knives, forks, pocket knives, 

scissors, spoons. 

GROUP 30. 

Gheorghieff, D., Lompalanka. Napkin 

rings, cuff-buttons, scarf pins, glass 
holders, brooches, belts, cigarette hold- 
ers, cigarette cases, cartridge cases, 
teaspoons, spoonholders, bracelets. 

Kostoff, Dimitre, Sophia. Bracelets and 
brooches. 

Zorzanoff, Cr., Sophia. Icons and trays, 
antique plates, silver peasant bracelets, 
rings and earrings, antique silver and 
gold scarf-pins. 

GROUP 33- 

National State Museum, Sophia. Mould- 
ings in gypsum of antiquities in the 
museum of Sophia. 

GROUP 34. 

Nakoff, N. S., Lovetch. Leather bags, 

pocket-books, purses and sandals. 



GROUP 35. 

Gershon, T., Sophia. Leather trunks. 

GROUP 37. 

Bruha, I., Sophia. Altar door. 
KambourofF, I. N., Gabrovo. Window 

frame with blinds. 

GROUP 38. 
Bruha, I., Sophia. Chairs and smoking 

table. 

GROUP 43. 

Bayeva Ecaterina, Tzaribrod. Rugs. 

Commercial and Industrial Society "Is- 
totchni Kilimi," Sophia. Rugs. 

Ministry of the Commerce and Agricul- 
ture, Sophia. Rugs. 

Mincoff, M. D., Tchiparovtsi, District of 
Vratza. Rugs. 

Neghentzova, Maria, Gabrovo. Rugs. 

KabaktchiefF, G., Sophia. Rugs and cur- 
tains. 

Klissouroff & KoukoulofF, Sophia. Mats. 

PeriskliefF, Nicola, Samokov. Rugs. 

Rangheloff, Z., Kopilovtsi, District ot 
Vratza. Rugs. 

Schitchanova Anastasia, Tzaribrod. Rugs. 

Veleva Vasilca, Tzaribrod. Rugs. 

GROUP 45. 
"Izida," Cie Sophia. Ceramic products. 

GROUP 53. 

Drumtcheff, I. S., Gabrovo. Lasts. 



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GROUP 56. 

Beroff, I. P., Gabrovo. Various woolen 

cloths. 
Boyadjieff, G., Sliven. Various woolen 

cloths. * 

Kirkeselian Brothers, Plovdiv. Yarn. 

GROUP 57- 
Antonova Constantina, Vratza. Silk and 

cotton tissues. 

Damianova Kata, Vratza. Silk and cot- 
ton tissues. 

Evlambia, A., Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Ezekieff, Koto, Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Gheorghieff, C, Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Gheorghieff, M., Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Ghineff, Stoyan, Vratza. Silk and cot- 
ton tissues. 

Ivanova, I. P., Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Ignatova, Kata, Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Kesimoff, T. A., Tirnovo. Silk netting. 

Kotzova, Tota, Vratza.. Silk netting. 

National Industrial Museum, Sophia. 
Silk netting. 

Panteleva Ecaterina, Plovdiv. Table 
covers. 

Pishtikova, Maria, Vratza. Silk and cot- 
ton tissues. 

Pishtikova, Paraskeva, Vratza. Silk and 
cotton tissues. 

Podbalkanska, Mrs., Vratza. Silk and 
cotton tissues. 

Popoff, M. K., Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 



Rahnevlouva, Stefa, Schoumen. Fabrics 

of pure silk interwoven with gold 
thread; silk thread. 

Saltcheva Elena, Vratza. Flowers on 
frames from cocoons. 

Savovitza Ivanka, Vratza. Silk and cot- 
ton tissues. 

State Silk Manufactury, Vratza. Silk 
shawls, samples of raw silk, handker- 
chiefs and silk tissues for dresses. 

Statkoff Hadji Stavro, Vratza. Silk 
and cotton tissues. 

Theodorova Ecaterina, Vratza. Silk 
and cotton tissues. 

Torlashka, Maria, Vratza. Silk and cot- 
ton tissues. 

Takidjiska, S., Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

Velkova, Tona, Vratza. Silk and cotton 
tissues. 

GROUP 58. 

Ivanovitch, Rouja, Sophia. Napkins, em- 
broidered belts, embroidered morning 
gown, ladies lace collar and sofa pillow. 

Zorzanoff, N., Sophia. Curtains, bed 
covers, sofa, table and chair coverings. 

.Chr. T. V. Balakanoff. Kotel aprons. 

GROUP 59. 

National State Museum, Sophia. Various 

national costumes and ornamental 
jewelry. 

GROUP 60. 

Kabaktchieff, G., Sophia. Bear's fur. 
Kojouharoff, T., Kazanlik. Fox and 

skunk furs. 
Nakoff, N. I.. Lovetch. Leather. 
Pateff, I. T.. Kazanlik. Leather. 



CANADA. 

LOCATION: 31 ARCADE, PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 



Toys. 



GROUP 36. 

511. Scadding Automatic Toy Co., To- 
ronto. Automatic toys. 



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CEYLON. 

LOCATION: INSTALLED IN CEYLON PAVILION. 

Silver and Gold Ornaments. 



GROUP 28. 

Perera, K. P., Colombo. Writing ink. 

(Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

GROUP 30. 

Ceylon Government, Kandy. Brass Art 
Work. 

Kandappa, P. R., Colombo. Silver Orna- 
ments, lamp. 

Thomas & Co., Brass Founders, Colombo. 
Brass bowl. 

GROUP 31. 

Alishamy, P. L., Galle. Gold, silver work 
and jewelry. 

Bois, Hon. Mr. Stanley (Commissioner 
General), Colombo. Jewelry and cos- 
tumes. 

Ceylon Government, Colombo. Jewelry. 

David, D. B., Galle. Jewelry. 

De Silva, D. F. & Co., Colombo. Silver 
and gold work. 

Don Theodoris & Co., Colombo. Gold 
and silver work. 

Macan, Marcar, O. L. N., Colombo. 
Ivory casket and jewelry. 

Naganatham, A., Colombo. Tamil ladies' 
ornaments. 

Tissera, V. L., Colombo. Gold and silver 
casket. 

Wijenayarana, Don Adrian, Galle. Jew- 
elry. 

GROUP 34. 
Alishamy, P. L., Galle. Tortoise shell, 

cocoanut, ivory and ebony work. 
Attygalle, D. T., Kurnegalle. Ivory 

work. 
Babeihamy, W. A., Galle. Tortoise shell 

\vork. 
Caffoor, Alwul, Colombo. Ivory work. 
Carey, Mrs. A. A., Colombo. Carved 

ebony cabinet. 
Ceylon Government, Colombo. Ivory 

carving, tortoise shell, porcupine quill 

work, and basket work. 
David, D. B., Galle. Tortoise shell ware. 

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De Alwis, Mrs. Nathalie, Colombo. Cal- 

amander jewel box. 
De Silva, D. F. & Co., Colombo. Ivory 

and tortoise shell work. 
Dias, Mrs. Arnold, Panadura. Baskets. 
Don Theodoris & Co., Colombo. Carved 

ebony, ivory and tortoise shell work. 
Ekanayake, H. J. V., Balapitiya. Cocoa- 
nut and shell work. 
Gooneratne Terunnanse, Kalahe. Fans 

with ivory handles. 
Gooneratne, D. A., Matara. Work basket 

with silver mountings. 
Gunawardene, Don Juan, Colombo. 

Carved ebony writing box. 
Gunawardene, Don Philip, Colombo. 

Carved cocoanut shell mounted in 

ebony. 
Karunanayake, G. S., Kotagala. Fancy 

tea pot made of coffee wood and mana 

grass. 
Keppitipola, E. M., Matale. Walking 

stick made of arecanut. 
Keppitipola, W. A., Matale. Brass box. 
Lanerolle, D. A. de, Kandy. Medicinal 

walking stick of XVII century. 
Perera, M. J., Colombo. Curios. 
Pieris, P. E. (Assistant Commissioner), 

Colombo. Ivory carvings. 
Sultan, Marcar, I. L. M., Colombo. Tor- 
toise shell. 
Tambyah, S., Colombo. Paddy tray. 
Tarrant & Co., Colombo. Models in 

ebony. 
Ward, H. T. S. (Director of Irrigation), 

Colombo. Tray made of paddy and 

silver thread. 
Wijesekera, Abraham Mendis, Galle. 

Carved ebony box mounted in silver. 
Wimalaratne, D. D. Kandy. Carved 

ivory and wood work. (Installed in 

Palace of Art.). 

GROUP 38. 

Amarasuriya, H., Galle. Porcupine quill 

chairs. 
Anglo-Oriental Furnishing Co., Colombo. 

Carved ebony furniture. 



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Bois, Hon. Mr. Stanley (Commissioner 

General), Colombo. Carved woodwork. 
Carolis, H. Don, Colombo. Art fur- 
niture, porcupine quill work. 
Ceylon Government, Colombo. Art 

furniture. 
Firminger, Major R. E., Colombo. 

Carved ebony easel. 
Pieris, P. E. (Assistant Commissioner), 

Colombo. Tamarind wood and ebony 

furniture. 
Skeen, Mrs. W. L. H., Colombo. Inlaid 

table on carved ebony pedestal. 
Sumps & Son, A. C, Colombo. Rattan 

and basket work. 

GROUP 45. 
David, D. B., Galle. Old china. 

GROUP 55. 

Gooneratne, E. R., Galle. Hand-painted 

cloths. 



GROUP 57. 

Caffoor, Alwul, Colombo. Old embroid- 
ery. 
Magdoon, Ismail, Galle. Satin cloths 

embroidered with gold. 

GROUP 58. 

Ceylon Government, Galle. Lace and 
embroider3\ 

David, D. B., Galle. Lace. 

Fernando, Isaac D., Colombo. Lace. 

Galle Convent (Rev. Mother Amelie), 
Galle. Lace. 

Illangkoon, Miss M., Matara. Lace- 
making pillows and bobbins. 

Jansz, Miss Sibyl, Galle. Lace. 

Jayatilaka, Hamine, Matara. Lace. 

Obeyesekere, Miss L., Colombo. Lace- 
making, pillows and bobbins. 

GROUP 60. 

Carolis, W. D., Colombo. Collection of 

tanned leather, shoes. 
Ceylon Government, Colombo. Skins. 



CHINA, 



LOCATION: CHINESE SECTION, NORTHEAST SIDE PALACE OF 

LIBERAL ARTS. 



Ornaments, Jewelry, Carvings. 



GROUP 28. 

Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Ivory paper 

knives. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Paper, 

books, playing cards, inks, pens, pen- 
cils, paper-weights, inkstands, brushes 
and hair pencils. 
Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. Paper 
knives, ivory pen holders. 

GROUP 29. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Knives, 

scissors, choppers, razors, side arms, 
swords. ' 

GROUP 30. 

Dent, Vyvyan, Shanghai. Enameled 

work — cloisonne vase and plate. 



Imperial Chinese Government. Silver- 
smith's tools, white metal ornaments, 
pewterware, enameled silver articles. 

Industrial Institute, Peking. Enameled 
work — cloisonne vases, urns, bowls, 
boxes, plates, incense burners and or- 
naments. 

Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Enameled 
work — cloisonne vases, urns, bowls, 
boxes, carafes, pitchers and card plates. 

Takshang, Canton. Silver teasets, trays, 
puff and jewel boxes, cruets, cigarette 
cases, belts, mugs and ornaments. 

Vrard & Co., Tientsin. Enameled work 
— Cloisonne candelabras and orna- 
ments. 

Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. Silver 
teasets, vases, candlesticks, cruets, 
punch bowls, cups, plates, jewel boxes, 
cigarette cases, belts and ornaments. 



CHINA. 



67 



GROUP 31. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Silver 

earrings, bangles, hair pins, brooches, 
buttons and hair ornaments, amber 
beads, imitation pearls and amber or- 
naments. 
Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. Gold 
and silver jewelry set with jadestones, 
bangles, necklaces, earrings, sleeve 
links, watch charms, bracelets, hair 
pins, and charms. 

GROUP 32. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Watch- 
maker's tools. 

GROUP 33- 

Imperial Chinese Government. Repouse 

stamped and damascened pewterware 
articles, and in white metal. 
Industrial Institute, Peking. Art work 

and reproductions of art in cloisonne, 
vases, urns, figures and ornaments. 

GROUP 34. 
Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Fancy articles 

in ivory and sandal wood, photograph 
frames, glove, handkerchief and jewel 
boxes, glove stretchers, combs, etc., 
fancy furniture, lacquered trays. 

Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Small 
fancy furniture, lacquered cabinet, 
carved blackwood photograph frames. 

On Loong, Canton. Small fancy fur- 
niture, lacquered trays. 

Industrial Mission, Chefoo. Hair, clothes 
and shoe brushes. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Fancy 
articles in wood, small fancy furniture, 
carved ivory, tortoise shell, various 
articles in lacquer work, small bronzes, 
basket work, brushes and leather ar- 
ticles, bamboo-ware articles. 

Takshang, Canton. Dressing case out- 
fit complete in carved ivory, photo- 
graph frames, ivory, blackwood and 
sandalwood. 

Wah Cheong, Canton. Small fancy fur- 
niture, lacquered jewel, tea and cigar 
boxes, brackets in carved blackwood. 

Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. Fancy 
articles in ivory, flower baskets, glove, 
handkerchief and jewel cases, vases, 
card baskets, puff boxes, photographs, 
frames, small cabinet combs and glove 
stretchers, etc. 

GROUP 35. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Brass 

and iron locks, dressing cases, trunks, 
hat and traveling cases, parasols, cush- 
ions, etc. 



GROUP 35. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Kites, 

whistling tops and other toys. 

GROUP 37. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Models 

of permanent decorations, ornamental 
carvings, and joiner work, decorative 
paintings on wood. 

GROUP 38. 

Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Carved black- 
wood flower stands and screens with 
satin embroidered panels. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Carved 
and inlaid furniture, beds, tables, sofa, 
desk, chairs, wardrobes, cabinets and 
screens, tables, desk, stools and screens, 
carved and bamboo inlaid, chiftoniers, 
tables, teapots, and desk in lacquer, 
painted and decorated in gold. 

Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Carved 
blackwood furniture, plain, with marble 
and inlaid with mother of pearl, stands, 
chairs, tables, cabinets and screens 
with satin embroidered panels, etc. 

Sung Sing Kung, Ningpo. Carved and 
inlaid furniture, beds, cabinets, chairs, 
tools, desk, sofa, tables, teapoys and 
wardrobes. 

Vo Chon, Canton. Screens in carved 
black wood with embroidered satin 
panels. 

Wah Cheong, Canton. Carved black- 
wood furniture inlaid with mother-of- 
pearl, desks, chairs, tables and stands 
with marble tops and cabinets. 

Yau Shin Hing, Canton. Carved black- 
wood screens with porcelain and satin 
embroidered panels and decorated with 
carved ivory figures. 

GROUP 41. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Special 

tools used in various industries; house- 
hold utensils, edge tools, axes, hatchet, 
chisels, planes, saws, etc. 

GROUP 42. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Wall 

papers. 

GROUP 43. 

Ehlers & Co., Ningpo. Fancy matting 

and mats. 
Forbes, William & Co., Tientsin. Dog 

skin mats, deer skin rugs, goat and 
sheep skin rugs. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Felt and 
wool carpets and mats. 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Industrial Institute, Peking. Wool car- 
pets, rugs and mats, silk carpets and 
tapestry of special manufacture. 

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton. Hand 
made matting, mats and carpets, white, 
check, fancy damask twisted matting 
and carpets. 

Vrard & Co., Tientsin. Silk and wool 
carpets. 

GROUP 44. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Decora- 
tion for public and religious festivals, 
bunting, flags, canopies and hangings, 
shields, lanterns and frames. 

GROUP 45. 

Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Earthenware 

figures. 

Deacon & Co., Canton. Antique porce- 
lain vase. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Raw ma- 
terial used in ceramic industries, por- 
celain from Kingtechen, clay figures, 
Ishing earthenware teapots. 

Industrial Institute, Peking. Various 
porcelains, ancient and modern. 

Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Earthen- 
ware figures. 

Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Select col- 
lection of various porcelains from the 
Imperial potteries at Kingtechen 

Provincial Exhibit, Kiangnan. Collec- 
tion of Ishing earthenware articles. 

Tak Loong, Canton. Porcelain dinner 
services, bowls, vases, etc., manufac- 
tured at Kingtechen and painted in 
Canton. 

Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. 
Vases, p'ates, urns, bowls and a large 
assortment of various porcelains from 
the Kingtechen potteries. 

Vochon, Canton. Earthenware figures. 

GROUP 47. 

Imperial Chinese Govemnment. Imita- 
tion of precious stones, bangles, ear- 
rings. 

Industrial Institute, Peking. Crystal 
ornaments. 

Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Crystal orna- 
ments, vases, urns, etc. 

Wing Cheong, Canton. Crystal orna- 
ments. 

GROUP 48. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Model of 

cooking range. 

GROUP 49. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Lanterns, 
glass painted; lanterns, silk, gauze.. 



GROUP 50. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Models 

of rope making machines. 

GROUP 51. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Model 

of loom, hand power for weaving bro- 
caded and embroidered fabrics. 

GROUP 52. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Model 

of glazing machine, model showing 
process used in dyeing cloths, speci- 
mens showing textile materials 
bleached or dyed. 

GROUP 53. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Common 

implecnents used in needle work,, 
tailor's geese and flatirons. 

GROUP 54. 

Hua Sheng Cheong Cotton Cloth and 

Yarn Company, Shanghai. Cotton 

fabrics, sheetings, yarns. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Cotton. 

prepared and spun, fabrics of cotton,. 

plain, figured, unbleached, dj^ed and 

printed, cotton velvets and ribbons. 
Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Cottoa 

yarn and sheetings. 

GROUP 55. 

Hau Cheung Tai, Canton. Fabrics of 

vegetable fibres, grass-cloth for 
dresses. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Threads 
of vegetable fibres, hemp, jute, ramie, 
etc.. fabrics of vegetable fibres, grass- 
cloth, cordage, cables, rope, twine, etc. 

Vo Chon, Canton. Fabrics of vegetable 
fibres, grass-cloth serviettes and 
dresses. 

Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. Fa- 
brics of vegetable fibres, grass-cloth 
for dresses. 

Wing Cheong, Canton. Fabrics of 
vegetable fibres, grass-cloth materials 
for dresses, etc. 

GROUP 56. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Felts for 

carpets, shoes, etc. 

GROUP 57. 

Burkill, A. R., & Sons, Shanghai. Floss 

silk and silk waste. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Silk 

raw and waste silk, fabrics of pure 
silk, silk mixed with gold, plain,. 



CHINA. 



figured and brocaded silks, satins, 

gauze, crapes, velvets and ribbons. 
Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai and 

Canton. Raw silk, waste silk, floss 

silk. 
Ma Kung Chow, Shanghai. Fabrics of 

silks, satin, gauze, plain, figured and 

brocaded. 
On Loong, Canton. Silk handkerchiefs. 
Provincial Exhibit, Kiangnan. Satins, 

plain, figured, brocaded, mixed -.vith 

gold and silver. 
Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. 

Fabrics of silks, satins, crapes, gauze, 

pongee, plain, figured and brocaded, 

from Soochow and Hangchow. 
Vochon, Canton. Ribbed silk for dresses, 

silk crape for dresses. 
WassiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Fabrics 

of silk, pongees, crapes, plain, figured 

and striped. 

GROUP 58- 
Chum Kwan Kee, Canton. Embroidered 

panels for screens. 

Hau Cheong Tai, Canton. Embroideries 
made by hand. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Em- 
broideries made by hand, embroidery 
applique or ornamented with gems, 
etc. 

Industrial Mission, Chefoo. Silk and 
cotton lace. 

Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Em- 
broidered panels for screens. 

Nyoh Ling Han, Shanghai. Silk em- 
broidered hangings. 

On Loong, Canton. Embroideries made 
by hand, etc. 

Pan Fung Tai, Shanghai. Silk embroi- 
dered hangings. 

Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Old silk em- 
broideries made by hand. 

Vochon, Canton. Embroideries made by 
hand, grass-cloth dress material. 



WassiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Embroi- 
deries made by hand. 

Women Lace Guild, Amoy. Specimens 
of lace. 

Yohan Lace Factory, Amoy. Specimens 
of lace. • 

GROUP 59. 

Imperial Chinese Government. Cloth- 
ing for men and women, costumes, 
ordinary and official, robes and cos- 
tumes ot special type. 

GROUP 60. 

Cheang Wo, Canton. Tiger and panther 

skins. 
Forbes, William, & Co., Tientsin. Furs 

and skins, dressed and tanned, fur 
mats and robes. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Leather, 

boots and shoes for men, women and 
children. 

GROUP 61. 

Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Walking 

sticks in carved ivory, sandal wood and 

tortoise shell. 
Imperial Chinese Government. Hats, 

artificial flowers for hair dress, canes, 

parasols, umbrellas, buckles, fans and 

hand screens. 
Shu Lien Chi, Hangchow. Fans. 
All kinds of plain or artistically decorated 
fans of silk, paper, straw, etc. Manufac- 
tured and orders executed at lowest 
prices. Fan handles of ivory, wood, tor- 
toise-shell, lacquer or bamboo made to 
order and painted by specially retained 
Chinese artists. Gold medals, Paris, 1900, 
and Hanoi, 1902. Trial orders solicited 
and careful attention guaranteed. 
WassiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Walking 

sticks, horn, blackwood and bamboo. 



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CUBA 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 33. AISLE 12. 



Ceramics, Haberdashery, Leather, Hats. 



GROUP 34. 

Barlow, J. E., Camaguey. Millet brooms. 

GROUP 44. 
Ricart, Enrique, Havana. Bed covers. 

GROUP 45. 
Bregotat, P., Havana. Tiles and bricks. 

GROUP 48. 
Bonachea, E., Havana. Gas apparatus. 

GROUP 55. 

Raffloer, Eibsloch & Co., Havana. Rope 

and cordage. 

GROUP 58. 

Diaz, Isabel de Paula, Havana. Cotton 

work. 



GROUP 59. 

Roetlandts & Co., Havana. Tailor's 

trimmings. 

GROUP 60. 

Cabrisas, Antonio. Shoes. 

Calish y Hermano, Santa Clara. Leather 

belt. 
Espantoso, Andres (S. en C), Havana. 

Tanned leather. 
Quintero, Santiago, Santa Clara. Boots. 
Seranno y Hernandez, Ines. Straw hats. 

GROUP 61. 

Barreras De Las, Francisco, Havana. 
Corset in show case. 

Cales, Adele R., Havana. Ladies hats. 

Serrano y Hernandez, Ines, Sancti- 
Espiritu. Straw hat. 

Suarez, Martinez, Jose, Havana, Haber- 
dashery. 



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DENMARK. 



LOCATION: PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES— NORTH SIDE. 



Various Manufactures. 



GROUP 30. 
Hertz, Peter, Copenhagen. Cups, frames 

and spoons with transparent and other 
enamels. 

Michelsen, A., Copenhagen. Silver 
mounted porcelain and hammered sil- 
ver in original designs by Danish 
artists. 

Ballin, Mogens, Copenhagen. Jewelry 
set with precious stones. 

GROUP 32. 

Danish Normal Time. Clocks moved by 

electricity. 

GROUP 33. 

Terralit, The Manufactory, Ltd., Cop- 
enhagen. Reproductions in marble 
paste of original works of Scandina- 
vian sculptors, and antique master- 
pieces. 

GROUP 38. 

lensen, Severin & Andreas, Copenhagen. 

Lampstands, boxes, frames, -in inlaid 
woods. 



Samuelsen, 

Lundby. 



GROUP 41. 

N. P., Lindholm 

Corkscrews. 



Norre 



GROUP 45. 

Ipsens, Enke P., Copenhagen. Vases, 

statuettes and reliefs from antique and 
modern artists. 

Faience Manufactory Aluminia, The, 
Copenhagen. Faience painted under 
the glaze. 

Jacobsen, N. Hansen, Copenhagen. Ce- 
ramics, original modeled vases and 
masks, with colored glazes. 

Kaehler, Herman A., Naestved. Art 
pottery, luster decorated vases and 
plaques. 

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Works, 
Copenhagen. Collections of hard por- 
celain decorated under the glaze, on 
the glaze and with colored glazes. 

GROUP 58. 

Ilium, A. C, Copenhagen. Embroidery 

made by hand in silk, wool and linen. 



EGYPT. 



Mats and Leather Goods. 



GROUP 55- 

Fahmy, Mohamed Omar, Zagazig. Na- 
tive mats. (Installed in Palace of Ag- 
riculture.) 

Sudan Government. Native mats. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Forestry.) 



GROUP 60. 

Sudan Government. Tanned hides, na- 
tive shoes (made of leather), sheep- 
skin rugs. (Installed in Palace of 
Forestry.) 



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FRANCE 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCKS 40 TO 66 INCLU- 
SIVE. AISLES 6, 7, A, B, C, D AND E, AND OPEN COURT. 



Stationery — Ceramics — Tapestries. 



GROUP 28. 

(Installed in the French Section Palace 
of Liberal Arts.) 

BachoUet, Etablissenents, Paris. Desk 
furnishing materials; advertising 
boards. 

Baignol & Farjon, Boulogne. Pens, pen- 
cils, penholders. 

Bellamy, Edmond, Paris. Paper anH 
albums for copying music. 

Carpentier & Co., Paris. Paper for type- 
writing machine. 

Catel & Farcy, Paris. Drawing paper 
and canvasses. 

Chartier, Marteau Freres & Boudin, 
Paris. Playing cards; cards for mount- 
ing photographs. 

Chevalier, Charles, Paris. Engraving 
proofs. 

Clement, Paris. Cardboard. 

Conza, Antoine Michel, Paris. Card- 
board. 

Ecole Professionnelle De La Chambre 
Du Papier, Paris. Works of pupils. 

Hadrot, P., Paris. Painting canvasses. 

Levasseur, Jules, Paris. Paper. 

Manufacture Francaise De Porte-Plumes, 
Paris. Penholders, pens; eyelet-holes! 

Seguin, H., Paris. Cardboard. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 
Jourdan, M., Algeria. Stationery. 

GROUP 29. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bedouin, A., Sorgues (Vaucluse). Stones 

for sharpening. 

Page, Freres, Naintre (Vienne). Cut- 
lery. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Gouvemement De La Cote Francaise Des 

Somalis. Arms of the country. 



GROUP 30. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Armelin (Marc) Angouleme (Charente). 
Artistic miniature, vitrified and unal- 
terable. 

Aucoc, Andre, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Boin & Henry, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Christofle & Cie, Paris, Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Gauthier, Marcel, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Hack, Ch., Paris. Gold and silversmith's 
work. 

Harleux, Henri, Paris. Goldsmith's, sil- 
versmith's, and tin work. 

Risler & Carre, Paris. Silversmith's 
work. 

The Central Union of the Decorative Art 
Exhibitors. Art work in silver and 
gold. (French National Pavilion.) 

GROUP 31. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aucoc Fils, Louis, Paris. Jewelry. 

Berguin Varangoz, Vve., Paris. Vases, 
cups, crystal. 

Blum, Albert, Paris. Jewelry, silver- 
plated. 

Bourcier, Charles, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Brimet & Leon, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Chalin, Leon, Paris. Silver jewelry, 
small silversmith's ware. 

Chargueraud, N., Paris. Jewelry in 
steel and copper. 

Chaumet, J., Paris. Jewelry, silver- 
smith's ware. 

Coeur, Louis-Georges, Paris. Gilt jew- 
elry. 

Coutolle, Albert, Bordeaux (Gironde). 
Jewelry, cutlery. 

David, Freres, Paris. Clock and watch, 
fine stones. 

Demare, Victor, Paris. Silver jewelry, 
plated in gold. 

Durand-Leriche, Paris. Jewelry. 



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Ecknayan, A., Paris. Diamond, cut. 

Falco, Alphonse, Paris. Pearl shell. 

Fasnacht, Alfred, Paris. Oriental and 
fancy jewelry. 

Fean, Paris. Silversmith's ware and 
thimbles. 

Fouquetiere, Georges, Paris. Gilt jew- 
elry. 

Franchet, Arthur Ferdinand, Paris. 
Fancy jewelry. 

Gaillard, Lucien, Paris. Jewelry work 
of art. 

Gambard, Felix, Paris. Frames mounted 
crystal. 

Gauthier, Fils, L., Paris. Fine stones 
and imitation. 

Gross, Langoulant, & Cie, Paris. Jew- 
elry, gold. 

Hennig, Charles, Paris. Silver jewelry. 

Henry, Leon, Paris. Fancy small 
bronze. 

Hubert, Leopold, Paris. Jewelry in gold. 

Huet, Louis, & Ligier, Emile, Paris. 
Steel jewelry. 

Jacta, Georges, Paris. Jewelry. 

Lalique, Paris. Works and jewelry of 
art. 

Lemaitre, Gaston, Paris. Foreign and 
French decorations. 

Marson, Emile, Paris. Imitation jewelry. 

Martin Loew & Taussig, Paris. Imita- 
tion fine stones. 

Mossand, C, Paris. Fancy and imita- 
tion jewelry. 

Murat, Paris. Jewelry, silversmith's 
ware. 

Paisseau-Feil, Paris. Pearls, fine stones 
and imitation. 

Paquier, Pierre, Paris. Scientific stones. 

Piel Freres, Paris. Jewelry. 

Plumet, Paul, Paris. Imitation jewelry. 

Poncet, Paris. Enamels. 

Rouze, Gustave, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Roye, A., & Cie, Paris. Jewelry and imi- 
tation fine stones. 

Ruteau, L. Imitation pearls. 

Sandoz, Gustave-Roger, Paris. Jewelry, 
works of art. 

Sardoillet, Ernest, Paris. Jewelry in 
steel and gold. 

Tailleur, Louis, Paris. Jewelry in gold. 

Templier, Paul, Paris. Jewelry. 

Vaguer, Leon, Paris. Jewelry. 

Vaumarin, Vve Camille, Paris. Silver 
jewelry. 

Vuillermoz, Louis, Paris. Jewelry; imi- 
tation jewelry. 

Zouckermann & Cie, Paris. Imitation 
jewelry. 



GROUP 32. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Auricoste, Paris. Clock making. 
Bejosky, Alphonse, a Sancey-Le-Long 

(Doubs). Tools and equipments for 

clock making. 
Carry, O., Paris. Clock making. 
Golay, Fils & Stahl, Paris. Clock and 

jewelry. 
Hebert, Didney, a Dieppe (Seine-Inferi- 

eure). Clock making. 
Leroy, Louis & Cie, Paris. Clock mak- 
ing. 
Levy, Paul, Besancon, (Doubs). Clock 

making. 
Louiseau, Arthur, Besancon, (Doubs). 

Clock making. 
Picard, Les Fils De Henri, Paris. Tools 

and furnishings for clock making. 
Ramaz Fils, a Cluses (Haute Savoie). 

Clock making. 
Sandoz, Gustave-Roger, Paris. Clock 

and watch. 
Vachet, Raymond, Paris. Clocks and 

bronzes. 

FRENCH COLONY. 

Government de la Cote Francaise des 

Somalis. Native jewelry. 

GROUP 33. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bagues & Fils, Paris. Work of art in 

bronze and artistic lighting. 
Bernard, Leon, Paris. Copper stamped. 
Bernard, Leon, Paris. Bronzes. 
Bouhon Freres, Paris. Artistic bronzes, 

fire garniture. 
Bricard, Freres, Paris. Artistic lock- 
smith's work. 
Camus, F., Paris. Statuettes, bust. 
Champeau & Silvain, Paris. Imitation 

bronze. 
Colin, M, Paris. Bronze for electric 

lighting. 
Ettlinger, L. & S. Freres, Paris. Bronze, 

imitation and artistic irons. 
Fonderie De Cuivre De Paris, La, Paris. 

Bronze and tin artistic articles. 
Gerard, Charles, Paris. Imitation bronze. 
Goldscheider, Frederic, Paris. Bronze, 

ivories, tins, marbles. 
Guinier, Edouard, Paris. Bronzes for 

electricity. 
Jaboeuf & Rouard, Paris. Artistic 

bronzes. 
Jourdan, A., Paris. Imitation bronze. 
Lapointe, Albert, Paris. Artistic bronze, 

groups. 
Louchet, Paul, Paris. Artistic bronze 

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Lyon, Bernard, Paris. Bronzes. 

Millet, Paris. Bronzes, artistic furniture, 
lighting. 

Mottheau, E., Paris. Lighting bronze. 

Pinedo, Emile, Paris. Artistic bronzes. 

Raingo, Freres, Paris. Bronzes electric- 
ity. 

Schmoll, Paris. Artistic bronze, and for 
lighting. 

Siot-Decauville, Edmond-Gustave, Paris. 
Work of art in bronze. 

Soleau, C, & Cie, Paris. Lighting and 
artistic bronzes. 

Vignon, E., Paris. Artistic working. 

Virlet, Leon, Paris. Bronze statuettes; 
marble and bronze working. 

Wolff, Bernard, Paris. Imitation bronze. 

FRENCH COLONY. 
Government General d' A 1 g e r i e. 

Wrought copper. 

GROUP 34. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Amson Freres, Paris. Morocco-dressing. 
Fine leather articles. 

Association Cooperative des Tablettiers 
en Nacre, Paris. Combs and mother- 
of pearl articles. 

Baudry, Henry, Paris. F'eather broom. 

Baum, Henri, Paris. Small bronzes. 

Bonnet, Claude, Paris. Morocco dress- 
ing, fine leather articles. 

Chamber Consultative des Associations 
Ouvrieres de Productions de Paris. 

Dechalotte, Pierre, Paris. Smoker's ar- 
ticles. 

Duchemin, Anatole, Paris. Boxes and 
jewel-cases. 

Dupont, E. & Cie, Paris. Brush making. 

Genty, Louis, Achille, Paris. Brush 
making. 

Houlet, Eugene, Paris. Small bronzes. 

Joannot, Emile, Fils, Paris. Combs. 

Latouche, G., Jeune, Paris. Combs. 

Leloir Freres, Paris. Brushes. 

Lucas, Nicolas, Fils, Paris.. Fine leather 
articles. 

Maurey-Deschamps, Felix-Armand, P^ris. 
Brushes. 

Ollivon, Henry, Paris. Leather brushes. 

Pitetaine & Cie, Paris. Paint brushes. 

Prevost, Lucien, Paris. Clasps. 

Proffit, E., Paris. Small furniture. 

Renard & Gerard, Paris. Brushes, p^int 
brushes. 

Rosenwald. Paris, Religious articles. 

Roolf & Cie, Paris. Fine leather, small 
bronzes. 

Saint-Andre De Lignereux, Paris. Ob- 
jects jn artistic leather. 

Schloss, Adolphe, Paris. Ivory articles. 

Soldati, Guillatume, Paris. Fine leather, 
objects of Paris. 



Thomas, Francois & Ernest, Bury (Oise). 

Brushes. 
Vaquin & Schweitzer, Le Havre (Seine- 

Inferieure). . Furniture for brushes. 

FRENCH COLONY. 

Government General of Algeria. Native 

fancy goods. 

GROUP 35. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 
Falconnet Perrodeau, Paris. Manufac- 
tured India-rubber. 
Edeline, Etablissements, a P u t e a u 

(Seine). India-rubber. 
Francois, (L) Grellou & Cie, Paris. 

Rubber manufactures. 
Hausser, William, Paris. Treatise on In- 
dia rubber. 
Porte, Leon, Paris. Parasols, pavilions. 
Vuitton, Louis, Paris. Trunks and Bags. 
Paris, I, Rue Scribe; London, 149 New 
Bond St., New York and Philadelphia, 
John Wanamaker; Boston, Jordan Marsh 
Co. The famous Louis Vuitton trunks 
are especially popular in the U. S. Con- 
tinual ipiprovements have kept them far 
in the lead. Inferior imitations may have 
misled some buyers, but once tried the 
Vuitton trunk is always used. 

GROUP 36. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

AUemagne, Henry, Paris. Models for 
toys. 

Boulant, G., Paris. Animals in skin. 

Blanchart, Vve A., Paris. Advertising 
balloon; objects in india rubber and 
goldbeaters skin. 

Bourgeois Aine, Paris. Articles for paint- 
ing and drawing; non-poisonous color 
boxes. 

Bournay, A., Paris. Gyroscopes, convex 
lens, microscope. 

Carriere, Ernest, Paris. Toy manufac- 
ture. 

Carue, P. G., Paris. Games and gymnas- 
tic apparatus. 

Chauvin, Alexi, Paris. Military and other 
toys. 

Dandrieux, Emile. Paris. Toys. 

Gravelle, H. & Cie, Paris. Leather bal- 
loons, foot balls; games. 

Jost, Jean Anatole, Paris. Games. 

Kratz-Boussac, Henri-Othon, Paris. 
Press for printing; toj^s. 

Lables & Cie, Paris. Jewel box, etc. 

Lachambre, Mme Vve, Paris. Photo- 
graphs of work; toys. 

Lambert, L., Paris. Toys and musical in- 
struments. 

Lenoble, G., Paris. Animals in skins, 
stable, carriage. 

Marcat, Mme. Vre, Paris. Knitted wool 
toys; dolls. 



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Martin, Fernand, Paris. Mechanical and 

automatic toys. 
Pierrugues, Vve Victorine, Paris. Toys. 
Serre, J. Du, Paris. Toys and articulated 

dolls. 
Societe Anonyme Des Etablissements A 

Gamier, Paris. Carriage for children; 

toys. 
Societe des Petits Fabricants et Inven- 
. teurs Francais. Alechanical toys and 

articles de Paris. 
Villaud, Weill & Co., Seineville. Various 

toys. 

GROUP 37- 

Ausseur & Hipp, Paris. Joinery decora- 
tion, floors. 

Bergeotte, Louis, Paris. Wrought and 
forged iron. 

Bigaux, Louis, Paris. Wall decoration. 

Bloche, Desire, Paris. Vase. 

Bouillard, Emil, Paris. Photographs and 
drawings. 

Busson, Achille-Louis, Paris. Forged 
iron. 

Chauvet, Leonce, Paris. Decorative 
panels. 

Cruchet, Albert, Paris. Decorative door 
in stuff. 

Duthoit, Adrien, Paris. Mural decora- 
tions. 

Etiolles, Mme LeRoy D', Paris. Art 
paintings. 

Farcy, Georges, Paris. Photograph. 

Fontaine, Paris. Locksmith's work in 
wrought and gilded bronze. 

Fournier, C, Paris. Artistic decoration. 

Galle, Emile, Nancy (Meurthe et Mo- 
selle). Decoration, rough model. 

Henry, Mme., Renee. Water colors on 
tissues. 

Hoentschel, Georges, Paris. Wall deco- 
ration. 

Lameyre, Charles. Decorative painting. 

Le Coeur, Joseph, Paris. Art joinery. 

Lefebvre, Paul. Panelling decorated. 

Sins, Paris. Drawing. 

Turck, Georges, Lille (Nord). Artistic 
joinery. 

Vinant, Georges, Paris. Photographs. 

GROUP 38. 

Amavielhe, Paul, Montpellier (Herault). 
Bedstead; glass case; table. 

Chevrel, (G) & Pied-Chevrel, Paris. 
Marquetry and mosaic; finger plate. 

Clair, Maxime, Paris. Furniture, em- 
broidered curtain. 

Damon & Colin, (A), Paris. Drawing 
room, furniture, tapestry. 

Dennery, Myrtil, Paris. Fancy furniture. 



Dupont, Alexandre, Paris. Bedstead, 

mechanical arm-chairs. 
Jemont, Sylvain, Paris. Artistic furni- 
ture. 
Linke, F., Paris, France. Art furniture. 
170 Faubourg, St. Antoine. Manufactures 
especially furniture of the Louis XIV, 
XV, XVI and Empire stjHes, with appli- 
cation of carved and gilded bronzes. See 
also his exhibit in the French National Pa- 
vilion, Cliamber of Commerce of Paris. 
The reputation of this house is universal, 
and its especial makes of furniture are the 
admiration of all who visit his stores. 
Majorelle Bros., Nancy (Meurthe & 

Moselle). Artistic furniture. 
Mercier, Henri, Paris. Furniture, tapes- 
try. 
Quignon & Fils, Paris. Furniture ; sculp- 
ture; hangings. 
Soubrier, Francois & Paul, Paris. Draw- 
ing-room, furniture, seat, tapestry. 
Terquem, Emile, Paris. Book cases. 

FRENCH COLONY. 

Dechen, Leon, Mustapha, Algeria. Bil- 
liard tops, cues. 



GROUP 39. 

Fromont, Henri, Le Perreux (Seine). 

Artistic stained glass. 
Gaudin, Felix, Paris. Stained glass. 



GROUP 41. 
(Palace of Manufactures,) 

Bergerot, Gustave, Paris. Iron framing; 

Locksmith's work. 

Bourdillat, Lucien, Paris. Rollers and 
copperware. 

Fleury-Depoilly, Paul, Escarbotin 
(Somme). Locksmithery; safes; cop- 
perware. 

Lapipe & Wittmann, Paris. Special cut- 
ting and perforating tools. 

Letang, Theodore Jean-Baptiste, Paris. 
Various kinds of moulds; mechanical 
works; small machines. 

Maison, Louis, Les Riceys (Aube). Bal- 
conies; railings; wrought iron works. 

Marcadet Fils, Chateau-Regnault (Arden- 
nes). Bolt-making and forged work. 

Ouvriers Inventeurs, Aubert, Paris. 
Safe-locks. 

Pechenart, Beaux (Ardennes). Mechani- 
cal violin. 

Pinot Rozier & Co., Paris. Safes and 
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Robert, Jean-Baptiste, Marseille (B-Du- 

Rh.). Various safety locks and fasten- 
ings. 

GROUP 42. 

<Installed in French Section Palace of 

Liberal Arts.) 
Detourbe, Maurice, Paris. Varnish and 

color for stained paper. 
Follot, F. & Fils, Paris. Wall papers. 
Leroy, Charles-Isidore, Paris. Paper 

hangings. 
Petitjean, Joseph, Paris. Wall papers. 
Societe Des Anciens Etablissements Des- 

fosse & Karth, Paris. Wall papers. 
Societe de Protection des Enfants due 

Papier Peint. (Patronage Industrial). 

GROUP 43. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Berchoud, M., Paris. Belleville tapes- 
tries for seats, hangings and velvet 
panels. 

Braquenie & Cie, Paris. Carpets and 
tapestries d'Aubusson. 

Chanee, Leon, & Cie, Paris. Panels of 
tapestry, materials for furniture. 

Combe & Delaforge, Tours (Indre and 
Loire). Silks and materials for fur- 
niture. 

Comille Bros., Paris. Silks and tissue 
for furniture. 

Duquesne & Cie, Paris. Franco-Persian 
carpets. 

Gros-Renaud, Edouard, Paris. Decora- 
tive panels applying to industry. 

Hamot, R & L., Paris. Tapestry; car- 
pets; brushes. 

Laine, Ed. L., Bauvais (Oise). Carpets. 

Legrand Freres, Paris. Printed ma- 
terials for upholstery. 

Parisson, H., & Cie, Amiens (Somme). 
Furniture, velvets and materials. 

Pique, Nicolas & Ses Fils, Paris. Utrecht 
velvet in various figures. 

Scherrer, J., Paris. Scheme of tapestry 
for the Gobelins. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Delfan, Mme., Algeria. Carpets. 

Nam Quat, Bac Nine. Embroidery in 

silk and cotton. 

GROUP 44. 

Association D'Ouvriers Doreurs, Paris. 

Frames; gildings. 
Bay, Gustave, Paris. Looking glass. 
Brot, Charles, Paris. Mirrors; console. 
Chanteau, Alphonse, Paris. Decorative 

paintings. 



Chanteau, Gabriel, Paris. Decorative 

paintings. 
Codoni, Gaston, Paris. Looking glass. 
Fournier, Auguste Leon, Paris. Gildings. 
Jansen, Jean Henri, Paris. Furniture 

with bronze. 
6 and 9 Rue Royale. Complete installa- 
tions in old and modern styles. Exact 
reproductions of interior decoration and 
furniture of old castles as well as original 
designs. Highest awards at all principal 
exhibitions. 
Potheau, Edouard, Paris, Tapestry; 

furniture. 
Remlinger & Vinet, Paris. Looking 

glass. 
Remon, P. H., Paris. Decorative wain- 
scoting, furniture. 
Societe Francaise De Baguettes Pour 

Encadrements & Tentures, Paris. 

Frames. 
National Manufactory of the Gobelins. 
Tapestries. (French National Pavilion.) 
The National Manufactory at Beauvais. 

Tapestries. 

GROUP 45. 

Ahrenfeldt, Charles, Limoges (Haute- 

Vienne). Porcelains. 
Establissements Poulenc Freres, Paris. 

Color vitrifiable. 
Hache, Alfred, & Cie., Vierzon (Cher). 

Porcelains. 
Hanne, Alphonse, L'Isle Adam (Seine 

Oise). Ceramics. 
Haviland, Theodore, Limoges (Haute- 

Vienne). Porcelains. 
Jeanneney, Paul, St. Amand en Puisaye 

(Nievre). Decorated stoneware. 
Lacroix, A., & Co., Paris. Color vitri- 
fiable. 
Loetbnitz, Jules, Paris. Ceramics for 

architecture. 
Metz, Arthur, Paris. Artistic ceramic. 
Naudet, Camille, Paris. Artistic and bis- 
cuit porcelain. 
Sachot, Rene, Montereau (Seine and 

]\Iarne). Ceramic. 
Societe des Produits Ceramiques and 

Refractaires de Boulogne-s-Mer, 

Boulogne-s-^Ier. Ceramic. 
National Manufactory of Sevres. Art 

ware in ceramics. (French National 

Pavilion.) 

GROUP 46. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Mathis & Fontbaron, Paris. Model of 

slate roofing; zinc; appliances. 



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GROUP 47. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Appert, Leon, Clichy (Seine). Scientific 

works in glass. 
Barrez, Ch., Paris. Furnaces, bottles. 
Boucher, Claude, Cognac (Charente). 

Bottles and bottle apparatus. 
Copillet, Henri, & Co., Noyon (Oise). 

Ornamental glasses. 
Daum Freres, Nancy (Meurthe-&-Mo- 

selle). Ornamental glasses. 
Despret, Georges, Jeumont (Nord). 

Articles in glass paste. 
Harant & Guignard, Paris. Ornamental 

glass. 
Henrivaux, Jules, Paris. Works on glass 

manufacture. 
Lacroix, A., & Co., Paris. Vitrifiable 

colors. 
Legras & Cie., Saint Denis (Seine). 

Fancy glass. 
Lelievre, E. O., Paris. Small statue in 

luminous crystal. 
Paquier, Pierre Albert, Paris. Ruby — 

emerald, imitation. 
Stumpf, Touvier, Viollet & Co., Pantin 

(Seine). Cr3'stal. 

GROUP 48. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Champesme, Alexandre, Paris. Draft 

and ventilation apparatus. 
Drouet, Georges, Paris. Steel kitchen 

stoves. 
Godillot, Alexis Georges, Paris. Model 

of furnace burning bad fuels. 
Grodet, Emile, Paris. Plans of heating 

installations and bath-rooms. 
Grouvelle, (Jules), & Arquembourg, 

Paris. Steam and hot-water heating 

apparatus. Regulators. 
Hamelle, Henry, Paris. Plans of steam 

and hot-water heating systems. 
Le Garrec, Romain Marie, Paris. Sani- 
tary materials. 
Leroy, Andre, & Co., Paris. Drawings 

of heating and ventilating apparatus. 
Societe Des Usines de Rosieres, Cher. 

Stoves, chimneys, gratings, pottery. 

GROUP 49. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

LA SOCIETE COMMERCIALE DE 

CARBURE DE CALCIUM, PARIS. 

Collective exhibit of carbide of cal- 
cium; photographs of the works. 
Scheme showing the power and the 
consummation of electric energy. 
Bullier, L. M., Paris. 



Compagnie Francaise des Carbures de 

Calcium, Sechilienne (Isere). 
Compagnie Generale d'Electro-Chimie,. 

Paris. 

Societe d'Electro-Chimie, Paris. 
Societe des Carbures Metalliques,, 

Paris. 

Societe des Usines Electriques de la 

Louza, (Usines de Nice), Geneve 
(Suisse). 

Societe des Usines Electro-Chimiques 

de Crampagna, Toulouse (Hte- 
Garonn). 

Societe Electro-Chimique de Giffre,. 

Annecy (Hte-Savoie). 
Societe Electro-Metallurgique de St. 
Beron, Saint-Beron (Savoie). 
Societe Francaise d'Enterprise et 
d'Exploitation electriques, Paris. 
Societe Hydro-Electrique des Pyre- 
nees, Toulouse (Hte-Garonne). 
Fouche, Edmond, Paris. Apparatus for 
applications for acetylene gas, light- 
ing, heating, etc. 

Fourchotte, Maurice, Paris. Drawings- 

of apparatus for producing acetylene 
gas. 

Gabillot & Co., Charenton (Seine). Vari- 
ous apparatus for using acetylene gas,, 
heating, etc. 

Javal, E. A., Paris. Acetylene gas, ap- 
paratus and appliances. 

Meneveau & Co., Paris. Lanterns using^ 

gas and petroleum. 

Pigeon, Charles, Paris. Gasoline, lamps,, 

portable stoves using alcohol. 

GROUP 50. 

(Installed in Palace of Machinery.) 

Zang, Charles, Paris. Machine for mak- 
ing fish-nets. 

GROUP 51. 

(Installed in Palace of Machinery.) 

Dehaitre, Fernand, Paris. Machine for 

finishing textile fabrics. 

Grosselin, Pere & Fils, Sedan (Arden- 
nes). Machine for tasseling textile 
fabrics. 

Letellier, F., Caudebec-Les-Elbeuf (Seine 

Infer.). Disposition of cards. 

Pinatel, G., Aine, St. Etienne (Loire) ^ 

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GROUP 52. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

LES TEINTURIERS APPRETEURS 
& IMPRIMEURS D'ETOFFES, 
SOUS LE PATRONAGE DE LA 
CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE 
ROUBAIX (NORD). 

Denis, (A.) & Benoist, Roubaix 

(Nord). Printing on various textiles. 
Motte, Albert & Eugene, Roubaix 
(Nord). Printing, dyeing, finishing, 
combing, spinning, weaving of cotton. 
Ribaucourt, Edouard, Roubaix (Nord). 
Specimens of textile fabrics dyed and 
finished. 

Roussel, Emile, Roubaix (Nord). 
Specimens of various textile fabrics 
dyed. 

Detre, Leon, Reims (Marne). Speci- 
mens of combed, carded and dyed 
woolen threads. 

Drin, G., & Co., Courbevoie (Seine). 
Woolen textile fabrics bleached and 
dyed before spinnmg. 

Guillaumet, (Les Fils De) & Chappat, 
(E.), Suresnes (Seine). Fabrics of 
wool, wool and silk, wool and cotton. 

Lederlin, Paul, Thaon (Vosges). Dye- 
ing and bleaching. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Villele, Frederic De, Saint-Gilles-les- 

Hauts-St-Paul, (La Reunion). Aloes- 
fibres. 

GROUP 53. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 
Diligeon & Co., Paris. Sewing machines. 
Stockman Freres, Paris. Busts and fig- 
ures for dress-makers, etc. 

GROUP 54. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Angel-Seitz, Prosper, Granges (Vosges). 

Thread, cotton, tissues. 

Besselievre Fils, Rouen (Seine Inf.). Im- 
press tissue. 

Blanchisserie de Chaon, La, Chaon 
(Vosges). Cotton Tissues. 

Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vosges). 
Cotton tissues. 

Brechard, Antoine, Roanne (Loire). Cot- 
ton tissues, cotton and silk tissues. 

Cocquel, (A.), Dauphin & Le Chevalier, 
Amiens (Somme). Cotton velvet, vel- 
vet corduroy, impress velvet, etc. 



LA CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE 
ROUBAIX (NORD). 

Collective exhibit of thread, cotton, 

tissues, etc., by: 

MM. Motte, Etienne, & Co., Roubaix 

(Nord). 

Motte & Blanchot, Roubaix, (Nord). 

Motte-Bossut Fils, Roubaix (Nord). 

Wibaux, Florin, Roubaix (Nord). 

EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICAT 
COTONNIER DE L'EST, EPINAL 
(VOSGES). 

Andre, Henri, La Bresse (Vosges). 
Blanchisserie et Teinturerie, Thaon 
(Vosges). 

Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vos- 
ges). 

Boucher, Mura & Cie., Ronchamp 
(Haute-Saone). 

Claude, Alphonse, Gerardmer (Vos- 
ges). 

Courant, Sahler & Cie., Montbeliard 
(Doubs). 

Dolfus, Georges, Remiremont (Vos- 
ges). 

Fleurot, J. & E., Val D'Ajol (Vosges). 
Geliot, N., & Fils, Plainfaing (Vosges). 
Germain, Willig & Cie., Thaon (Vos- 
ges). 

Juillard & Megnin, Epinal (Vosges). 
Kiener, Christian & Fils, Eleyes Can- 
ton De Remiremont (Vosges). 
Laederich, Ch., & Cie., Epinal (Vos- 
ges). 

Marchal, Alfred, Luneville (Meurthe 
& Moselle). 

Marchal, Napoleon, Saint-Ame (Vos- 
ges). 

Mougel-Humbert, Claude, La Bresse 
(Vosges). 

Pinot, Edouard, Rupt-Sur-Moselle 
(Vosges). 

Sahler, Leon, Audincourt (Doubs). 
Societe Anonyme des Etablissements 
"Kullmanri," Epinal (Vosges). 
Societe Anonyme des Tissus de Laine 
des Vosges, Le Thillot (Vosges). 
Societe Cotonniere "H. Geliot," St. 
Etienne-Les-Remiremont. 
Velin, Charles, Saulxures-Sur-Mose- 
lotte (Vosges). 

Walter-Seitz, D., & Cie., Granges, 
(Vosges). 

Weill, Guillaume, Epinal (Vosges). 
Witz & Feltz, Epinal (Vosges). 
Ziegler & Cie., Epinal (Vosges). 

EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICAT 
NORMAND DE LA FILATURE DU 
COTON. 
Ammann, Georges, Conde Sur Noireau 

(Calvados). 



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Avice, A., & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.)- 
Badin, A., & Fils, Barentin (Seine-Inf.). 
Bazin, Philippe, Conde Sur Noireau 
(Calvados). 

Berger, C, & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Caorol, jean, St-Pierre De Varange- 
ville (Seme-lnf.). 

Cleris, D., & Cie., Torcy-Le-Petit Par 
Torcy-Le-Grand (Seine-Inf.). 
Cleris (Pere) Houzard & Cie., Corne- 
ville Sur Risle (Eure). 
Damilaviile, Charles, Fils, Barentin 
(Seine Inf.). 

Dantan, Emile, Monville (Seine-Inf.), 
Dantan, Gustave, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Defontaine, (A.), & Piron, (H.), Pavil- 
ly (Seine-Inf.). 

Delaporte, Charles, Maromme (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Delaporte, Charles, & Fils, Maronne 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Delaporte, Edouard, & Co., Le Paulu 
Par Duclair (Seine-Inf.). 
Duboc-Lafosse & Cie., Deville-Les- 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Duret & Fils, Brienne (Eure). 
Fouquet, Armand, & Cie., Les Cables 
Perruel Par Perriers Sur Andelle 
(Eure). 

Gresland & Fils, Paris. 
Guillemin, Felix, Nassaudret Par Ser- 
quigny (Eure). 

Halle, J., Mortain (Manche). 
Harel, Victor, Le Houlme (Seine-Inf.). 
Helot, Charles, Menneval Pres Bernay 
(Eure). 

Lavoisier, Eugene, St. Leger Du Bourg 
Denis Par Darnetal (Seine-Inf.). 
Le Carpentier & Co., Barentin (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Le Carpentier, H., & Co., Sotteville- 
Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Le Cottier, Lr., Saint Saens, (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lehujeur Freres, Conde Sur Noireau 
Calvados. 

Lemarchand, Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lemarchand, Edmond, Le Houlme 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Le Moine, L. A., Ouville-La-Riviere 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Lepicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Loys, Veuve F. de, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Mabire, A., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Marquet & Cie., La Chartre-Sur-Loir 
(Sarthe). 

Monfray Freres, Deville-Les-Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Morteuil, Raymond, Oissel (Seine- 
Inf.). 
Mouchard, Monville (Seine-Inf.). 



Pariset, Georges, Fontaine-Le-Bourg 

(Seine-Inf.). 

Plantrou, Eugene, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Plantrou, Fils, Clovis, Oissel (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Potel, Alexandre, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Prevost Grenier, Freres & Cie., Sotte- 
ville-Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Richard Freres, Cholet (Maine-et- 
Loire). 

Saint-Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.) 
Societe Cotonniere de St.-Etienne du 
Rouvray, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Etablissements de Floury 
Sur An>delle, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe de la Filature de la Martinique, 
La, Conde Sur Noireau (Calvados). 
Societe de la Filature James Levavas- 
seur, La, Rouen, (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe de la Filature D'Oissel, La, 
Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 

Societe de la Filature Rouennaise, La, 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Societe de la Filature de St-Paul, La, 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri 
Offray, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages 
Pouyer Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Societe de "Rocqueret," La, Conde 
Sur Noireau (Calvados). 
Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

EXHIBITORS OF THE "SYNDICAT 
NORMAND DE TISSAGE DE 
COTON," ROUEN (SEINE-INF.). 
Baillard, (V.) & Lendormy, (F.), 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Bertel Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Boulanger, Vve., Perrier-Sur- Andelle 
(Eure}. 

Casablanca, Le Plessis-Offranville 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Daniel, F., Bolbec (Seine-Inf.). 
Desgenetais Freres, Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Diensy, Rene, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). ♦ 
Fahr & Deglatigny, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Fauquet, Lemaitre, Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Forthomme-Alleaume & Fils, Bolbec 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Forthomme & Cie., Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Gaillard & Cie., Barentin (Seine-Inf.). 
Harel Freres, Perriers-Sur-Andelle 
(Eure). 

Hazard, E. & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Lemaistre Freres, Lillebonne (Seine- 
Inf.). 



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Lemarchand Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lepicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lepicard, Jeune, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Leroux-Eude, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Loys, Vve. F. de, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Manchon, Ernest, & Freres, Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Quesnel, V. & J., Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Roy Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe Cotonniere de St-Etienne du 
Rouvray, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Etablissements de Fleury 
sur Andelle, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri 
Offroy, La, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages de 
Gravelle, La, Le Havre (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages de 
Pouyer-Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Societe du Tissage Mecanique de Lan- 
quetot, La, Lanquetot Par Bolbec 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Societe des Tissage & Impression de 
Malaunaj^ Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Westphalen-Lemaitre & Cie., Lille- 
bonne (Seine-Inf.). 

EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICAT 
DES TEINTURIERS EN COTONS 
FILES DE LA SEINE-INFERIE- 
URE, "DARNETAL," (S.-L). 

Blanchet, Leon, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Blondel, Emile, Saint-Leger Du Bourg- 

Denis (Seine-Inf.). 

Caron, H. Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Coppe, Henri, Roncheralles (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Fauquet, D., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Forthomme, Maurice, Gruchet-Le- 

Valasse (Seine-Inf.). 

Lecoeur Freres, Bapaume-Les-Rouen 

(Seine-Inf.). 

*Miray, Paul, Dametal (Seine-Inf.). 

Rouen, A., Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
David & Maigret, Paris. Cotton tissues. 
Godde, (Albert) Bedin & Cie., Tarare 

(Rhone). Muslin. 

Jalla, Edouard, Paris. Sponge tissues, 

towel, bathing-gown, etc. 
Kahn, (A. & N.), Lang & Cie., Paris. 

Cotton, thread, tissues. 
Keittinger, F., & Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Impressed tissue. 
Manchon, Lemaitre & Cie., Rouen 

(Seine-Inf.). Fancy tissues for shirt, 

dress, etc. 



Meyer & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Thread and cotton tissues. 
Paraf Freres, Paris. Tissues for India 

rubber and belt in cotton. 
Perrin, Marie Paul Ernest, Comimont 

(Vosges). Cotton tissues and thread. 
Schwob Freres, Hericourt (Haute- 

Saone). Thread, unbleached, cotton 

tissues. 
Syndicat Cotonnier De L'Est, Epinal 

(Vosges). Cotton tissues. 

GROUP 55. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aublin-Glacet, Saint-Hilaire-Les-Cam- 
brai (Nord). Lawn, fancy tissue, 
handkerchief. 

Chedville, Desire, Saint-Pierre-Les-El- 
boeuf (Seine-Inf.). Thread, twist, 
rope, tissue; asbestos products. 

Comptoir De L'Industrie Liniere, Martel 
Guerin & Cie., Paris. Thread of flax, 
thin canvas, linens. 

Cousin Freres, Comines (Nord). Pro- 
ducts of the rope making. 

Defretin, Edouard, Halluin (Nord). 
Ticking table linen, damask. 

Guillemaud, Aine, C, Seclin (Nord). 
Thread of flax, tow, cremes for table 
linen, etc. 

Huet, Andre, & Cie., Lille (Nord). Me- 
chanical twist. 

Marion aine fils, Lyon (Rhone). Muslin. 

Mascre, Etienne, Paris. Cambrics and 
lawns, handkerchiefs, with lace, em- 
broidery and linen. 

Ovigneur Freres. Lille (Nord). Canvas. 

Salmon, A., Armentieres (Nord). 
Thread of flax, and canvas. 

Scrive & Fils, Lille (Nord). Canvas. 

Societe Anonyme "La Jamagne," Gerard- 
mer (Vosges). Canvas for pillow, 
sheet. 

Societe Anonyme Des Filatures, Corder- 
ies & Tissages D'Angers, Angers 
(]M»aine-et-Loire). Cables, cordage, 
twist, thread. 

Societe Des Usines De "La Ramie Fran- 
caise," Entraigues (Vaucluse). Thread 
cordage and various ramie tissues. 

Vandenbosch, Wambrechies (Nord). 
Thread of flax, hemp, etc. 

Verhaeghe-Vandenwynckele, H., Halluin 
(Nord). Thread of flax and cotton, 
etc. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Bouquet, Emile, Farafangana, Madagas- 
car. Products of the country, textile 
thread. 



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GROUP 56. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Alloend Bessand, Gustave, Elbeuf (Seine- 
Inf.). Thread of wool. 

Barthe, Eugene Joseph, La Bastie Rouai- 
roux (Tarn). Drapery spinning. 

Benedictus, Philippe, Paris. Gauze, mus- 
lins. 

Bernheim, Gustave & Cie., Paris. Tissue, 
novelty. 

Bonnier & Fils, Vienne (Isere). Dra- 
pery, novelty. 

EXHIBIT FROM ELBOEUF, (SEINE 
INFERIEURE), of draperies by the 
following exhibitors: 
Beer, Lucien, Saint-Pierre-les-Elboeuf. 
Blin & Blin, Elboeuf. 
Cauthelon, A., et ses fils, Elboeuf. 
Fraenkel-Blin, Elboeuf. 
Franchet & Olivier, (Marcel) Elboeuf. 
Hennebert, Emile, Elboeuf. 
Lefebvre Aine & Fils, Elboeuf. 

EXHIBITORS FROM ROUBAIX 

(NORD.) 
Allart, L., & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). Tis- 
sues. 
Carissimo, Florent et Henri, Roubaix 

(Nord). Tissues. 
Denis (a) et Benoist, Roubaix (Nord). 

Dyed tissues. 
Glorieux, Louis & Fils. Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues. 
Hamart Bros., Roubaix (Nord). Tinc- 
ture and preparation. 
Huet & Mac-Avoy, Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues. 
Lefebvre, (Louis) & Bastin, (P.), Roubaix 

(Nord). Thread carded wool. 
Masurel-Leclercq, G., Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues, novelty. 
Motte, Alfred, & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). 

Combed wool. 
Motte (Etienne) et Cie., Roubaix (Nord). 

Combed wool. 
Motte, Les Fils D'Alfred, Roubaix 

(Nord). Thread, cotton tissues. 
Motte & Bourgeois, Roubaix (Nord). 

Dyed tissues. 
Motte & Delescluse Freres, Roubaix 

(Nord). Dyed tissues. 
Motte & Meillassoux Freres, Roubaix 

(Nord). Dyed tissues. 
Pollet, C. & J., Roubaix (Nord). Tissues, 

classic. 
Roussel, Francois, Roubaix (Nord). Tis- 
sues, classic. 
Roussel Francois, Pere & Fils, Roubaix 

(Nord). Tissues, noveltv. 
Societe Anonyme De Peignage De 

Laines, Roubaix (Nord). Drapery, 

novelty. 
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Ternynck Freres, Henry & Fils, Roubaix 

(Nord). Drapery, novelty. 
Gamier, Henri, Paris. Astrakan, plush. 
Hamart, Freres, Roubaix (Nord). Dyed 

tissues. 
Hubinet, Louis, Glageon (Nord). Thread 

of combed wool. 
Levallois & Cie., Paris. Woolen goods, 

ready-made dress. 
Masse, Paul, Corbie (Somme). Wool 

thread. 
Mathon, (E.) & Dubrule, Tourcoing 

(Nord). Tissues, novelty and classic. 
Rousseau, Jules, Sedan (Ardennes). 

Cloth, novelty. 

GROUP 57. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Atuyer Bianchini & Ferier, Lyon (Rhone). 
Silk tissues. 

Aube, Pierre, Paris. Ribbons for deco- 
rations. 

Belinac, Albert, St-Etienne (Loire). 
Ribbons. 

Bertrand, Henri, Lyon (Rhone). Silk 
tissues. 

Boufier & Pravaz Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Silk tissues, tulle. 

Boutet Freres & Cie, Paris. Silk. 

SOIERIE DE LYON, LYON 
(RHONE). 

Exhibit of silk and silk tissues by the 
following exhibitors: 
Beraud, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Bessieres, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Bouvard & Burel (P), Lyon (Rhone). 
Brunet, Lecomte, Devay, Gerin & 
Paule, Lyon (Rhone). 
Chatillon, Victor, Fils & Cie, Lyon 
(Rhone). 

Cottarel, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Duplan & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Genin, H. Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Guigou, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Guinet, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Micou & Rigollier, Lyon (Rhone). 
Ollangnier Fructus & Descher, Lyon 
(Rhone). 
Permezel & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 

Piotet, (J. & M.) & Rogue, (J.), Lyon 

(Rhone). 

Poncet, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 

Riboud, Freres, Lyon (Rhone). 

Schulz-Bonnetain, Lyon (Rhone). 

UNION DE FILATEURS & MOULI- 
NIERS FRANCAIS. 

Exhibit of silk, silk tissues, ribbons 
and embroideries, by the following ex- 
hibitors: 

Antoine, Alfred & Cie., Alais (Gard). 
Armandy, Vve Gratien & Cie, Lyon 
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Azemart, Pere & Fils, Ganges (Her- 
ault). 

Berenger, E. & M., Ivron (Drome). 
Blanchon, Louis, Saint-Julien en 
Saint-Alban (Ardeche). 
Carriere, Emile & Paul,. Ganges (Her- 
ault). 

Chabert, J. & Cie,Chomerac (Ardeche). 
Chapelle Pere et fils, Tournon. (Ar- 
deche). 

Clavel, L., Ganges (Herault). 
Combier, Joseph, Livron (Drome). 
David, J. B., Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Forest, J. & Cie, Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Fougeirol, A., OUieres (Ardeche). 
Georges, O., Saint-Sauveur de Mon- 
tagne (Ardeche). 
Giraud, Gaston, Vals (Ardeche). 
Giron Freres, Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Hesse, Edouard, Paris. 
Jurus, Allex (Drome). 
Jarrosson, les fils de L, Lyon (Rhone). 
Kingsbourg, Paul, Paris. 
Manufacture de Velours & Peluches, 
Lyon (Rhone). 

Montessuy, les successeurs de, Lyon 
(Rhone). 

Rochier (V.) & Riot (A.), Viviers 
(Ardeche). 

Rozeron, Bourg-de-Peage (Drome). 
Societe Anonyme des Usines de St- 
Joseph, Montboucher (Drone). 
Societe Anonyme de la Soie de Char- 
donnet, Besancon (Doubs). 
Staron (J.) Jeune & Cie. 
Tavan, Jeune, Montelimar (Drome). 
Tromparent, Albin, Prives (Ardeche). 
Tronel, F. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Varraud, A., Lyon (Rhone). 
Vinson, Honore, St-Etienne (Loire). 
Violes, A., Bollenes (Vaucluse). 
Delignon et Cie, Paris, Qui-Nhon (An- 
nam). Silk cocoons, raw silk, pure silk 
tissues dyed and unbleached. 

GROUP 58. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Ancelot, A., Paris. Embroidery. 
Banes, Jacques. Embroidery. 
Bellan, Leopold, Paris. Embroidery. 
Bequet, Henri, Paris. Embroidery. 
Beraud & Cie, Paris. Embroidery. 
Bomy & Cie, Calais (Pas-De-Calais). 

Lace. 
Boyriven Fils & Cret, Paris. Trifm- 

mings. 

EXHIBIT FROM CALAIS (PAS-DE- 
CALAIS) of lace and tulle, by the fol- 
lowing exhibitors: 
Delanche, Delahaye, Calai^. 
Delattre Freres, Calais. 
Gaillard & Cie, Calais. 



Houette, L., Calais. 
Le Bas, Jules, Calais. 
Le Bas, Eugene, Calais. 
Lemaitre, H., Calais. 

EXHIBIT FROM CAUDRY (NORD) 

of laces, trimmings, embroidery, draw- 
ing, by the following exhibitors: 
Darquer Bacquet, Calais (Pas-de- 
Calais). 

Daveniere & Cie, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Declerg (Leon) Caudry (Nord). 
Deltenre, Edmond, Paris. 
Despres, F., Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Dettmar, Brandt & Cie, Paris. 
Duchene Fils, Calais (Pas-de- Calais). 
Ecole professiounelle et menagere 
d'Yzeure (Allien). 

Francis Freres, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Gabet-Devouge, Caudry (Nord). 
Georges, G., Paris. 
Goulette, E., Paris. 

Henon, Henri, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Ikle Freres, Paris. 
Jachiet, Louis, Paris. 
Laruelle, Victor, Paris. 
Lere, Leon, Paris. 
Marescot, Paul, Paris. 
Martin, Georges, Paris. 
Oblin-Wasson, Caudry (Nord). 
Ravali, L., Argenteuil (Seine & Oise). 
Reichenbach, A., Paris. 
Sins, Emile, Paris. 

Societe de la Soie de Chardonnet, Bes- 
ancon (Doubs). 

Wanecq-Carpentier, Caudry (Nord). 
West, Robert, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 

FRENCH COLONIES. 
Fin, Mademoiselle Marie, La Reunion. 

Embroidered handkerchief, satchel for 
handkerchief embroidered in silk. 

GROUP 59. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aine-Montaille, Eugene, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Barroin, P., Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Beer, Gustave, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Bechoff, David & Cie, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Bessand (Pere & Fils) Stasse & Cie, 

Paris. Ready made clothes. 
Bloch & Beer, Paris. Ready made 

clothes. 
Bogier, Georges, Paris. Clothes for 

men. 
Bonnaire, Arsene-Henri, Paris. Dresses 

and mantle. 
Callot, Soeurs, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Carette, Georges, Paris. Vestment of 

luxury. 



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Cognacq, Theodore-Ernest, Paris. Ready 
made clothes for men, ladies and 
children. 
Doeuillet, Georges, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Drecoll, De Wagner & Cie., Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Ducher, Hyppolyte, Paris. Military uni- 
form. 
Dukes & Joire, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Dury, Ad. & Fils, Paris. Clothes for 

children. 
Etablissements Halimbourg-Akar Re- 

unis, Paris. Clothes for men. 
Francis, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Giroult, Andre, Paris. Military cos- 
tumes. 
Gorse, Jean & Jules, Lyon (Rhone). 

Clothes for men and boys. 
Grunwaldt, P.-M., Paris. Fur ready 

made. 
Hubert De Vautier & Fils, Paris. Mili- 
tary costumes. 
Kahn, Paul, Paris. Clothes for girls 

and boys. 
Lachartroulle, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Laferriere, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Lebouvier, Mme Blanche, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Lelong, A.-E., Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Luneau, J-C & Cie, Lille (Nord). Clothes 

for men. 
Marechal, H., Paris. Morning gowns, 

wrappers. 
Margaine-Lacroix, J., Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Martial Armand Renou & Cie, Paris. 

Dress and mantle. 
Masson Templier & Rondeau, Paris. 

Dress and mantle. 
Mayer, Paul & Morhange, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Ney Soeurs, Mmes & Cie, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Paquin, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Perdoux, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Perdoux, Bourdereau, Veron & Cie, 

Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Redfern, Jacques, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Reverdot, Leon, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Salomon, (Myrtil), L. Levy & Cie., Paris. 

Clothing. 
Societe Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Cie, 

Paris. Clothing. 
Societe Du Louvre, Paris. Clothing. 
Storch, Leon, Paris. Clothing, fur cos- 
tume. 
Storch, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Strom, O. & Fils, Paris. Costumes for 

sport. 



Union Cooperative De Production Des 
Ouvriers De L'Habillement, Paris. 
Clothes. 

Vaganey, Paris. Dress and mantle. 

GROUP 60. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aboucaya, Freres, Paris. Varnish 

leather. 
Association Des Cordonniers, Lyon 

(Rhone). Boots. 
Boisselier, Alfred, Paris. Boots. 
Chambre Syndicale Des Fabricants De 

Gants De Grenoble, Grenoble (Isere). 

Kid gloves and accessory for making 

gloves. 

Barnier. 

Bergeret. 

Billand. 

Blache. 

Bondet freres et Cie. 

Bondet et Vallier. 

Buscarlet. 

Cartailler. 

Charbon freres. 

Cheurier-Rey. 

Cluze. 

Dalicoud. 

Drevet. 

Duckill. 

Fayolle et Bellin. 

Francis Brand. 

Gaday. 

Garilland. 

Guerry. 

Guignie. 

Guillon. 

Hoffmann. 

Jay (E. S.) 

Jammet (Henry). 

Laforet. 

Leblanc. 

Marcandanti Vve. 

Paone. 

Pellet, Barel et Cie. 

Pewny-Carret. 

Rigolier. 

Rivolet freres. 

Simard. 

Terray, Chaix et Cie. 

Twolle. 

Tramaglia. 

Uzel. 

Willaret, Vve. 
Chapal, C. & E. Freres, Montreuil-Sous- 

Bois (Seine). Rabbit peltry. 
Chollet Neveu & Cie, Paris. Leather 

curried for boots and military equip- 
ment. 
Combe, (A. & Fils) & Cie, 'Paris. Kid 

leather for boots, dressing in white, 

chromes, in color, glazed and gilded. 



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DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Dolat & Cie, Paris. Glossy and dressed 

peltries, naps for hat making. 
Domange, A. & Fils, Paris. Leather and 

strap. 
Dressoir, Pemartin, Pulin & Cie, Paris. 

Boots. 
Enault & Cie, Paris. Leather tanned 

and curried. 
Etabiissements Vve Lechat & Cie, Lille 

(Nord). Leather and articles in 

leather. 
Gibault, Auguste, Paris. Boots and 

shoes. 
Guillaumet, Emile, Grenoble. Skin dress- 
ing for gloves and shoes. 
Gurchowitch Freres & Cie, Asnieres. 

Peltry. 
Hellstern, Constant, Paris. Boots and 

shoes. 
Herve, J., Chateaurenault (Indre-A- 

Loire). Sole leather. 
Huillard & Cie, Suresnes (Seine). Ex- 
tracted for tanner}'. 
Hunebelle, Alfred, Amiens (Somme). 

Boots. 
Jossier, G. & Cie, Paris. Leather varnish. 
Jungmann, Felix, Paris. Peltry — all 

read}' made. 
Lafrique & Fils, Paris. Peltry and rab- 
bit hair. 
Marchand, Ch., Paris. Calf leather dress- 
ing. 
Masurel & Caen, Croix (Nord). Sheep 

skin tanned. 
Matrod, Jean Baptiste, Paris. Goat skin. 

and kid leather for shoes. 
Maurey, Paul, Fils, Paris. Boots and 

shoes for women and children. 
Pfeiffer-Brunet, Bernard, Paris. Peltry 

and furs. 
Pilliais, Rene, Paris. Leather varnish. 
Prevot & Lafon, Paris. Skin gloves. 
Rebouis, Jean Hippolyte, Paris. Skin 

dyed, impress. 
Revillon Freres, Paris. Fur garments 

and peltry. 
Rogie, Eugene, Lille (Nord). Skin 

tanned. 
Roudet & Vallier, Grenoble (Isere). 

Gloves, leather dressing. 
Roussillon, Auguste, Paris. Boots. 
Societe, Anonyme Des Chaussures F. 

Pinet, Paris. Boots. 
Tourin, Georges, Paris. Machinery for 

tan. 
Trefousse-Goguenheim & Cie, Chaumont 

(Haute-Marne). Kid leather for 

gloves. 
Villette-Gate. Nogent-Le-Rotrou (Eure- 

& Loire). Leather polish. 



FRENCH COLONIES. 

Comptoir De Djibouti, Djibouti, Somalis. 

Dry skin of goat, sheep and ox. 
Lacombe, Algeria. Tanned leather. 
Sense, Leon, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. 

Boots for men. ladies and children. 



GROUP 6i. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Anglade & Debauge, Paris. Buttons, 

stamped articles. 
Association Cooperative Des Bouton- 
niers En Os, Meru (Oise). Bone but- 
tons. 
Bailly, P., & Co., Paris. Suspenders; 

elastic goods. 
Barreiros, Madame Berthe, Paris. Cor- 
sets and belts. 
Benoiston, Aurelien, Paris. ' Fancy trim- 
mings. 
Bertout, (A.), & Cot, Paris. Hosiery of 
j Jersey. 
' Biron, C, Paris. Canes and whips. 

Blais-Mousseron & L. Villeminot, Paris. 
j Knitted hosiery. 

I Blum, L., Gerson & Co., Paris. Shirts; 
: dressing gowns, wrappers. 
Bounaix Jeune, Paris. Caps. 
Bonnet, Jean, Paris. Shirts. 
Brossard Jeune, Goerges, Paris. Ostrich- 
feathers. 
j Brun Fils, Louis, Arre (Gard). Hosiery. 
I Cadolle & Fils, Veuve, Paris. Corsets. 
j Canard, A., Au Puy (Hte-Loire). Lin- 
! ings for hats. 
Charles, Camille, Paris. Corset fitting. 
Choisy, Auguste, Paris. Spangles. 
Claverie, Auguste, Paris. Corsets and 

elastic tissues. 
Coanet, Nancy (M. and M.) Hats. 

CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE LA 
BONNETERIE DE PARIS. 

Exhibitors: 

Boileau, Theodore, Paris. Cotton 

hosiery. 

Courtois, Albert Arm.and, Paris. 

Hosiery. 

Foumier, Eugene Hippolyte, Paris. 

Shawls. 

Poeuf-Billet, Paris. "Pyrenees" tissue 

articles. 

Tonnel, Veuve, & Co., Paris. Hosiery. 

LA BONNETERIE DE LUXE, PARIS. 

Exliibitors: 

Bullot & Corneul, Paris. Hosiery. 
Savoure, J., Paris. Hosiery. 
Verdier, Paris. Hosiery. 



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"LA BONNETERIE DE TROYES," 
TROYES (AUBE). 

Exhibitors: 

Bonbon, Louis, Troyes (Aube). Ho- 
siery. 

Dore & Co., Troyes (Aube). Hosiery. 
Etablissements Desgrez, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Etablissements Lange, Troyes (Aube). 
Hosiery. 

Furgon, Troyes (Aube). Hosiery. 
Raguet Fils, (P.), & Vignes, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Societe Generale de Bonneterie, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Vitoux-Derrey, Troyes (Aube). Ho- 
siery. 

"L'UNION DES FABRICANTS DE 
FLEURS & PLUMES DE PARIS," 
PARIS. 

Exhibitors: 

Augustin, Emile, Paris. Artificial flow- 
ers. 

Brossart, Paris. Dyed ostrich feathers. 
Cambier, Paul. Flowers and flowers. 
Chandelet, Emile, Paris. Artificial 
flowers; feathers. 

Charles Jeune, Paris. Feathers; flow- 
ers, and fancy trimmings. 
Dechastelus, Maurice, Paris. Artificial 
flowers. 

Demaret, J., Paris. Feathers, birds. 
Gaitz-Hocky, J., Paris. Boas, fancy 
trimmings of ostrich feathers. 
Gerard, Gustave, Paris. Flowers and 
feathers. 

Javey, L., & Co., Paris. Artificial flow- 
ers and foliage. 

Joguet, S., Paris. Artistic flowers for 
electric fittings. 

Lavanoux & Veran, Paris. Artificial 
flowers and feathers. 
Macdonald, Paris. Flowers and 
feathers. 

"LA CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE LA 
FANTAISE POUR MODES," PARIS. 
Exhibitors: 

Aversing, Charles, Paris, Spangles. 
Charles Aine, Paris. Fancy trimmings. 
Charles, Jeune, Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

Convard-Mercier, Paris. Ornaments. 
Denis & Fils, Paris. Spangles. 
Francfort, G., Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

Venet-Tiphaine, Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

"LA COIFFURE." PARIS. 

Exhibitors: 

Chabanne, C, Paris. Head dresses, 

wigs. 



Croizier, E., Paris. Head dresses, 

wigs. 

Dupont, Francis, Paris. Head dresses, 
wigs. 

Delion, Albert, Paris. Hats. 
Dehesdin & Fils, Paris. Undercloth- 
ing. 

Denis & Fils, Paris. Spangles. 
Despreaux, Paris. Textiles for corsets. 
Dheilly, Emile, Villers-Bretonneux 
(Somme). Waist-coats. 
Ducarin, D., Comines (Nord). Tex- 
tiles for corsets. 

Duvelleroy, Georges, Paris. Fans. 
Ennetieres, Jean Baptiste d* Comines 
(Nord). Corset-fitting. 
Etablissements Kampmann , Epinal 
(Vosges). Hats. 

Etablissements Rey Cousins & Co., 
Caussade (T. and G.). Straw hats. 
Falcimaigne, Charles, Paris. Um- 
brellas and parasols. 
Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Co., Paris. 
Shirts. 

Gaitz-Hocky, J., Paris. Ostrich feather 
boas. 

Gaudriau, R. Fils, Fontenay-Le-Comte 
(Vente). Woolen hats. 
Guillot & Co., Paris. Corsets. 
Guilmard, Madame, Paris. Corsets and 
petticoats. 

Institut des Coiffeurs peur Dames, 
Maurice Dupont, president, Paris. Head 
dresses; wigs. 

Langenhagen, Octave de, Luneville (M. 
and M.). Hats. 

Lapresle, G., Fils, Paris. Folding hats. 
Latouche Jeune, G., Paris. Head 
dresses, wigs. 

Leon, J. & M., Paris. Hats and caps. 
Leonard, Louis Eugene, Paris. Un- 
derclothing. 

Leprince, Desire, Paris. Buttons. 
Leprince, Henri, Pierre, Francois, 
Paris. Corsets. 

Lesieur, Veuve Alfred, Paris. Steel 
spangles. 

Liaud Freres, Paris. Hats. 
Libron & Fils, C, Paris. Busks and 
springs for corsets. 

Lolliot, Albert, Paris. Feathers, boas. 
Magnenant, Blaise, Paris. Military 
kepis and caps. 

Marchand-Hebert, Gustave, Andeville 
(Oise). Buttons; various shells. 
Margaine-Lacroix, Paris. Corsets, 
braces. 

Marquis, Eugene, Paris. Buttons. 
Mayer, Myrthil, & Frere, Paris. Tiss- 
ues and trimmings of feathers; boas. 
Megemond, Emile, Bort (Correze). 
Hats for women. 
Mermillod, Eugene, Paris. Hats. 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Mossant (Freres) & Vallon, Bourg-de- 

Peage (Drome). Straw hats; raw ma- 
terials. 

Mouilbeau & Chevreau, Paris. Elastic 
goods, garters and belts. 
Nussbaum & Herold, Paris. Canes. 
Pemjean, Eugene, Paris. Fittings for 
corsets. 

Peyrache, Freres, Paris. Ribbons for 
hat-making. 

Picard & Minier, Paris. Corsets. 
Picard, Les Fils de Leopold, Paris. 
Straw hats for women. 
Pinay Jeune, Les Fils de, Paris. Straw 
and felt hats. 

Quantin & Delmotte, Paris. Textile 
fabrics; corset fittings. 
Quesney, Charles, Charleval (Eure). 
Caps. 

Rousseau, Amedee, Georges, Paris. 
Shirts. 

Schorestene Freres, Paris. Raw ma- 
terials and trimmings for hats. 



Schulmann, Paris. Linen for ladies. 
Schwob, Maurice, Paris. Shirts. 
Schulmann, Paris. Linen. 
Societe Anonyme des Etablissements 
Mauchauffee, Troyes (Aube). Stock- 
ings; waistcoats; trousers. 
Societe Anonyme des Grands Maga- 
sins, Paris. Linen. 

Stockmann, Paris. Busks for corsets. 
Taffonneau (Albert) & Chollet, Paris. 
Fancy trimmings, embroideries, laces, 
spangles, etc. 

Triquet, Octave, Paris. Sunshades,. 
umbrellas. 

Valentin, Emile, Edmond, Sylvain,. 
Lille (Nord). Felt hats. 
Vimont, Leon, Paris. Shirts and linen 
for men. 
Vion, Paris, Corsets and petticoats. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Dard, Georges, Saint-Denis, (La Re- 
union). Colonial caps. 



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LOCATION: EAST END PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES, AND 

IN COURT, 



Stationery, Jewelry. 



GROUP 28. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 

Arts Palace.) 
Bormann, G., Nachfl., Berlin. Paints, inks 

and drawing, copying and tracing 

papers. 
Faber, A. W., Stein near Nuernberg. 

Office and artists' materials. 
Jagenberg, Emil, Duesseldorf a.Rh. 

Machinery for bookbinding and paper 

work. 
Junkers, Alex., Berlin. Weatherproof 

normal mineral paints. 
Landauer, J., Braunschweig. Tracing 

linen and materials for bookbinders. 
Meyer & Kersting, Karlsruhe, Baden. 

Apparatuses for pyrography. 
Motz & Co., C. W., Berlin. Drawing 

pins. 
Muenz, Bernhard, Nuernberg. Office 

supplies. 
Saechsische Reiszzeug-Fabrik, F. E. 

Haertel & Co., Neu-Coswig-Dresden. 

Drawing instruments. 
Suess, Paul, Mugeln, Dresden. Congratu- 
latory and post-cards. 

GROUP 29. 

Dick, Friedrich, Esslingen a.Neckar. 

Cutlery. (Installed in Palace of Ma- 
chinery.) 
450 workmen, 300 horse-power; 50 medals 
and diplomas. Agents: John Chatillon 
& Sons, 85 Cliff St., New York. 
Ern, C. Fried., Wald (Rheinland). Ra- 
zors, safety razors, razor strops, etc. 
(Installed in German section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 
Henckels, J. A., Solingen. Twinworks. 
Manufacturer of cutlery of all kinds and 
of best quality. Cutler to their Majes- 
ties; The Emperor of Germany, Emperor 
of Austria, and King of Greece. High- 
est award at Chicago World's Fair, Paris, 
1900 (Grand Prize), etc. Sole Agents 
for the U. S., Graef & Schmidt, 107 
Chambers St., N. Y. 



GROUP 30. 

Behmer, Markus, Muenchen. Silver 

champagne goblet. 
Berger, A., Dresden. Silver ink stand 

with pen holder. 
Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Silver tea 

set, cups, etc. 
Berliner Electro-Plated-Waren-Fab r i k, 

Berlin. Electroplated tableware. 
Berner, E. F., Stuttgart. Enameled 

casket. 
Bertrand, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer 

and bell for the city councilmen. 
Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf a.Rh. 

Ecclesiastical and profane objects of 

art. 
Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. Enamel jew- 
elry, souvenir, silver goods. 
Birmelin, Wilh, Pforzheim. Enamel 

jewelry in modern style. 
Bohrmann, B., Nachfl., Frankfurt a.M. 

Electroplated table silver. 
Bruckmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbronn a. 

N. Fountain of silver, marble and 

bronze, silver objects. 
Dick, Fried., Esslineen a.N. Gold and 

silversmiths' instruments. (Installed 

in Palace of Machinery.) 
Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Ornaments 

of gold, silver and stone. 
Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Silver 

bowl. 
Eisenhuetten und Emaillierwerk, Neu- 

tsalz a.O. Artistic enameling on 

chased copper. 
Galvanoplastische Kunstanstalt, Geislin- 

ger, Steige. Electroplated reproduc- 
tions of German silverware. 
Glaser, Gebrueder, Hanau, a.M. Small 

silverware. 
Gosen, Theodor von, Muenchen. Silver- 
ware. 
Hardt, Ferd., Pforzheim. Artistic 

enamel paintings and miniatures. 
Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Enameled 

vessels in silver, etc. 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Heiden, Theodor, Muenchen. Electro- 
plated reproductions of German silver- 
ware. 
Hermeling, Gabriel, Coeln a.Rh. Church 
requisites, enamel work, objects of art. 
Honigmann, Meta, Muenchen. Wine 

jug, flower stand, enamel. 
Kayser, E., Coeln a.Rh. Articles of 

Kayserzinn. 
Kellner, Dorothea, BerUn. Enamel min- 

ature portrait on copper and silver. 
Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Ink stand. 
Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer Hahn, 
Hanau a. M. Objects enameled on 
metal, etc. 
Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer R. 
Wolff, Hanau a. M, Articles of silver. 
Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer L. Bes- 
chor, Hanau a. M. Articles wrought 
in gold and silver. 
Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer Prof. 
Offterdinger, Hanau a. M. Articles 
wrought in silver. 
Koenigliche Zeichenakademie, Hanau 
a.M. Enamel work, gold and silver 
ornaments, work in silver. 
Krug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl., Hanau a.M. 

Enamel, jewelry. 
Mau, Dresden. Ink stand and pen 

holder. 
Metallwarenfabrik f u e r Kleinkunst, 
Nuernberg. Articles of "Osiris" metal. 
Milde, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer and 

bell. 
Miller, Friedrich von, Muenchen. Silver- 
cups and figures. 
Neresheimer & Co., Ludwig, Hanau a.M. 

Silverware. 
Orivit Mfg. Co., Coeln a.R. Articles of 
sterling silver and Sheffield plated 
ware. 
Branch establishments: Berlin, Ham- 
burg, Paris, Vienna. Fancy articles and 
tableware in sterling silver, electro 
plated, Orivit metal, Paris, 1900, Gold 
Medal; Dusseldorf, 1902, Gold Medal, 
Silver State Medal. Place of Exhibition, 
Varied Industries Building, first exhi- 
bition room to the right of east en- 
trance. 

Ott & Cie., Hanau a.M. Silverware. 
Pirner & Franz, Dresden. Silver and 

bronze ornaments. 
Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Sil- 
ver articles. 
Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Enamel ware. 
Schirm, C. C, Grunewald bei Berlin. In- 
laid enamel. 
Schleissner, J. D., Soehne, Hanau a.M. 

Silverware. 
Schmid, Adolf, Pforzheim. Silver ink- 
stand. 



Seiler, Johannes, Muenchen. Wall foun- 
tain, toilet mirror, bronze shell. 

Steinicken & Lohr, Muenchen. Metal 
articles. 

Sy & Wagner, Berlin. Electroplated re- 
productions of German silverware. 

Vollgold, D., & Sohn, Berlin. Electro- 
plated reproductions of German silver- 
ware. 

Wenig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Silver 
tea set. 

Werner, J. H., Berlin. Gold and silver- 
ware. 

Wiese, M., Hanau a.M. Figures in sil- 
ver and ivory. 

Wilkens, M. H., & Soehne, Hemelingen. 
Silver tableware. 

Winterhalter, Carl, Muenchen. Silver 
cups and goblets. 

Witte, August, Aachen. Enamel orna- 
ments. 

Wollenweber, Eduard, Muenchen. Sil- 
ver ornaments. 



GROUP 31. 



Enameled 



Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. 
jewelry, souvenirs. 

Birmelin, Wilh., Pforzheim. Enameled 
jewelry. 

Burger, Sophie, Muenchen. Silver breast- 
pins and belt buckles. 

Cotta, Use v., Berlin. Silver ornaments. 

Cranach, W., Lucas von. Jewelry. 

Dasio, Max, Muenchen. Silver breast- 
pins. 

Deines, Peter, Soehne, Hanau a.M. Jew- 
elry. 

Dunn, Fred., & Co., Muenchen. Brooches, 
breastpins, etc. 

Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Jewelry. 

Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Jewelry. 

Fahrner, Theodor, Pforzheim. Jewelry. 

Fehrmann, Fritz, Tilsit. Ornaments of 
precious metal with amber. 

Fiessler & Cie., Louis, Pforzheid. Gold 
chains and jewelry. 

Friedlaender, Gebr., Berlin. Orders, do- 
nations of the emperor, jewelry. 

Gosen. Theodor von, Muenchen. 
Brooches, etc., in silver. 

Grosz, Karl, Muenchen. Brooches, etc., 
in gold and silver with jewels. 

Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Brooches, 
etc., in silver, with jewels. 

Hertel, C, & Sohn, Hanau a.M. Artistic 
jewelry. 

Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen. Gold 
brooches with jewels and enamel. 

Honigmann, Meta, Muenchen. Silver 
ornaments. 

Huebner, Paul, Berlin. Cuff buttons and 
brooches of double. 

Ihm, Wilh., Hanau a.M. Ornaments. 



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Kleemann, G., Pforzheim. Jewelry. 

Kreuter, Fr., & Co., Hanau a.M. Jew- 
elry. 

Krueger, F. A. O., Muenchen. Silver 
buckle with brilliants and opals. 

Krug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl. Hanau a.M. 
Jewel souvenirs, paintings on enamel. 

Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Silver trinkets, 
etc. 

Merk, J., Muenchen. Different objects 
in gold and silver only. 

Only proprietor: Paul Merk. House 

founded 1847; own work shops. Three 

German medals, one French. Chicago's 

World Exhibition, Turin, 1902, Hors 

Concours. 

Obrist, Hermann, Muenchen. Silver belt 
buckle, cloak buckle, bracelet. 

Ott, Carl, Pforzheim. Jewelry. 

Pfeiffer, Max, Muenchen. Jewelry. 

Richter, Aug. F., Hamburg. Ornaments. 

Rosenstiel, Fr., Berlin. Articles of am- 
ber. 

Sachsenweger, J., Hanau a.M. Gold 
chains. 

Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Cloak buckle, 
bracelet. 

Schatt, Gebrueder, Hanau a.M. Jewelry. 

Schmuz-Baudists, Theodor, Muenchen. 
Silver brooch. 

Schneckendorf, Joseph E., Muenchen. 
Jewelry. 

Schoenfeld, Jr., Ernst., Hanau a.M. 
Jewelry. 

Schoepfiich, Eduard, Muenchen. Gold 
and silver jewelry. 

Speidel, Friedrich, Pforzheim. Chains 
and chain bracelets. 

Steinheuer & Co., Hanau a.M. Jewelry. 

Taschner, Ignatius, Muenchen. Silver 
brooches. 

Wenig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Orna- 
ments. 

Werner, J. H., Berlin. Jewelry. 

Zausmer, A., Danzig. Articles of amber. 

Zwememann, H., Hanau a.M. Gold and 
silverware. 

GROUP 32. 

Arndt & Marcus, Berlin. Clock with 
inlaid metal and amber. 

Baeuerle, Math., St. Georgen, Bad. 
Schwarzwald. Clocks. (Installed in 
German Section in Liberal Arts.) 

Bawo 8c Dotter, New York City. Ger- 
man hall clocks. 

Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf. Clock. 

Bruckmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbronn 
a.N. Clock. 

Etzoldt & Poppitz, Leipzig. Clocks. 

Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Clocks. 

Hollaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. 
Metal clocks. 



Karg, Georg, Darmstadt. Clocks. 
Kaufmann, Hugo, Muenchen. Orna- 
mental clock. 
Kuehl, Geo., & Co., Chicago. Clocks. 
Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Ornamental 

clock. 
Lange, A., & Soehne, Glashuette, Sach- 

sen. Precision watches genre America, 

chronometer. 
Mauthe, Fried., Schwenningen a.N. 

Hall clocks, grandfather clocks. 
Meister, Gebr., Berlin. Clock arranged 

to regulate self-winding clocks. 
Morawe, Ferdinand, Muenchen. Table 

clock. 
Mueller, Louis, & Co., Biel (Schweiz) 

Watches, amber case. 
Praechtel, C, Berlin. Clocks. 
Rochlitz, C. F., Berlin. Tower clock on 

German Pavilion. 
Rohloff, O., Berlin. Ornamental clock. 
Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Clock. 

GROUP 33. 

Abt, Franz X., Mindelheim. Copper wall 

plate. 
Aktiengesellschaft vorm. H. Gladenbeck 

& Sohn, Abteilung. E. Lew}^ & 
Soehne, Berlin, S. Fancy articles. 
Branch factory of the same firm in Berlin. 
Friedrichshagen. Metal fancy goods of 
various kinds, and descriptions as ink- 
stands, candle sticks, card plates, trays, 
smoking sets, clocks, scent bottles, flow- 
£r pots, photo frames. Old established 
firm, formerly under the name of E. 
Lewy & Soehne. Many high awards. 
Illustrated catalogues upon request. 
Aktiengesellschaft vorm. H. Gladenbeck 
& Sohn, Bildgiesserci, Berlin, Fried- 
richshagen. Bronze foundry. 
Monuments of all sizes up to the biggest. 
'Saloon bronzes as statues, statuettes, 
groups, busts, etc. Monuments for 
graves, parks, fo«mtains. High-class ter- 
ra cotta goods. Bronze and imitation 
bronze fancy goods as ink stands, trays, 
smoking sets, etc. Twenty-four highest 
awards at Chicago World's Fair; Paris. 
1900, Grand Prix. Illustrated catalogues 
upon request. 

Aktiengesellschaft Lauchhammer, Lauch- 

hammer. Cast bronze for monument. 

Armbruester, Gebr., Frankfurt a.M. 

Eagle of forged bronze, etc. 
Arndt & Marcus, Berlin. Articles of 

bronze. 
Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Bronze 

vases. 
Busch, Louis, Mainz. Chandeliers. 
Dietsche, Fridolin, Karlsruhe. Wall 

fountains. 
Dunn, Fred & Co., Muenchen. Bronzes. 



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Eichler, Nelly von, Eurasburg bei Muen- 

chen. Bronze chandelier. 
Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Metal articles 

with patina. 
Erzgiesserei "Renaissance," Muenchen. 

Bronze. 
Fambach, Ch., und Hagner, Alb., Mainz. 

Decorating vases. 
Feist, Otto, Karlsruhe. Bronze statues, 

etc. 
Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Smoking table. 
Fritz, Oskar, Berlin. Articles of brass. 
Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Chande- 

Hers, etc. 
Fuerstlich Stollbergsches Huettenamt, 

Ilsenburg. Articles of cast iron. 
Gaul, A., Wilmersdorf bei Berlin. Bronze 

eagle. 
Gehlert, Georg, Kiel. Forged copper 

ware. 
Gerber, August, Coeln a.Rh. Classical 

sculpture. 
Gladenbecks Bronzegiesseri, Inhaber: 

Hermann, Alfred & Walter Gladen- 

beck, Friedrichshagen bei Berlin. 

Sockets for flag pole on German build- 
ing. 
Goldschmidt, J., Nuernberg. Articles of 

metal. 
Groeben, Hedwig, v.d., Pau, Suedfrank- 

reich. Articles of forged metal. 
Haustein, Paul. Liquor set of forged 

copper. 
Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bonn, a.Rh. Metal 

and glass ware. 
Held, Herm., Nachfl., Magdeburg. Wall 

fountain, 
Hermann, R., Berlin. Wrought iron 

railing. 
Hillmer, Victor, Berlin. Articles of 

bronze. 
Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen. Vase in 

Japanned metal. 
Hollaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. 

Articles of metal. 
Hueck, Eduard, Luedenscheid. Metal 

ware. 
Jacobi, Martin, Berlin. Light fittings. 
Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen. Ar- 
ticles of iron and brass. 
Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Bronze 

writing set. 
Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Umbrella stand 

of polished brass. 
Kirsch, Reinhold, Muenchen. Clock, 

chandelier, lantern, etc. 
Knodt, G., Frankfurt a.M. Copper and 

bronze figures, etc. Everything worked 

in copper. 
Koenig & Lengsfeld, Koeln-Lindenthal. 

Galvano bronzes, vases, etc. (Installed 

in German Section, Liberal Arts Build- 
ing.) 



Krause, Lina, Berlin. Forged book 

holder. 
Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Fire place 

screen, etc. 
Laubisch, August, Magdeburg. Church 

lustre. 
Leander, G., Berlin. Articles of bronze 

and silver. 
Lennhoff, Julius, Berlin. Industrial art 

bronze ware. 
Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Galvanoplastic 

decorated art goods. 
Lichtinger, L., Muenchen. Fancy and 

household articles. 
Lind, Gustav, Nachfl., Berlin. Bronze 
flower stands and railings. (The latter 
installed in German Section, Liberal 
Arts.) 
Loevy, S. A., Berlin. Metal hood for fire 

place 
Luksch, Elena, Muenchen. Bronze din- 
ner bell. 
Mueller-Salem, Jul., Pforzheim. Metal 

articles. 
Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Forged two- 
armed chandelier. 
Reisz, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin. 

Lighting articles. 
Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Fire place cov- 
erings. 
Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Brass 

candlestick. 
Rohloff, O., Berlin. Clock of Emperor 
William IL (Installed in German State 
Building.) 
Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Plate of 

forged copper. 
Scheer, Otto, Berlin. Metal articles. 
Scherf, Walter, & Co., Nuernberg. Fancy 

articles of "Osiris" metal. 
Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Lamp, 

music stand, bell of metal. 
Schmeidl, Josef, Muenchen. Industrial 
! art goods. 

I Schmiedt, Heinrich, Muenchen. Articles 
i of tin and copper. 

! Schmits, A., Duesseldorf. Forged fill- 
i ings, covering, etc. 

i Schmitt, Georg Friedr., Nuernberg. In- 
I dustrial art goods of tin. 
i Schmuz-Baudisz, Theodor, Muenchen. 
Abases, bronzes. 
Schultz, Otto, Berlin. Artistically 

wrought iron eagle, 8x12 m. 
AMiolesale manufacturer of "Tezett" rail- 
[ ings and fences, patented in America and 
j other countries. 

Stichling, O., Berlin. Fountain group in 
I forged copper. 

I Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Chandelier and 
i lamps in brass, bronzes. 
I Uechtritz, Kuno von, Berlin. Model of 
I the Steuben monument, etc. 
I Weisz, W., Karlsruhe. Metal articles. 



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Wilhelm & Lind, Muenchen. Industrial 

art goods in metal. 
Winhart, J., & Co., Muenchen. Vases, 

bowls, etc. 
Wolber, Fritz, Pforzheim. Articles in 

metal. 
Zimmermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. 

Light fittings. 

GROUP 34- 

Buhtz, Walter, Magdeburg. Letter pock- 
ets and leather goods. 
Hirsch, S., Berlin. Belts, girdles, bags. 
Hulbe, Georg, Hamburg. Fine leather 

goods. 
Lehmann, A., Koenigsberg, i.P. Ivory, 

amber and wood turnings. 
Macco, Robert, Heidelberg, Card case. 
Rosenstiel, Fr., Berlin. Amber goods of 

art and industrial art. 
Schiffel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. 
Scholl, Eduard, Karlsruhe und Durlach. 

Bookbindings. 
Seyffrath, Fr. & E., Magdeburg. Letter 

pockets and leather goods. 
Steinicken & Lohr, Muenchen. Fancy 

articles. 
Vereinigte Pfeifenfabriken. Nuernberg. 

Amber cigar holders, etc. 
Zausmer, A., Danzig. Articles of amber. 
Zimmermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. 

Chandeliers. 

GROUP 35. 

Von Eippelskirch & Co., Berlin. Outfit 

for expeditions, tent and accessories. 
(Installed, German Section, Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

GROUP 36. 

Baehring, Julius, Sonneberg. Masks. 

Bauersachs, Emil, Sonneberg. Dolls. 

Borgfeldt, Geo., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Craemer & Heron, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dorst, Julius, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dressel, Cuno & Otto, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dressel, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Escher, E., jun., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Fischer, S. F., Oberseiffenbach. Build- 
ing blocks, games. 

Fleischmann, A., & Craemer, Sonneberg. 
Toys. 

Fleischmann, Gebr., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Franz, J., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Geyer, Carl, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hachmeister, Hermann, Sonneberg. 
Toys. 

Hamburger & Co., Berlin. Fine dolls. 

Harmus, Karl, jun., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hartwig, Robert, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Heubach, Hugo, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hoffmeister, C, Sonneberg. Toys. 



Horn, Heinrich, Sonneberg. Toys. 
Koenig, Andreas, Sonneberg. Toys. 
Leutheuser, Richard, Sonneberg. Toys, 
Lindner, Louis, & Soehne, Sonneberg. 

Toys. 
Luetzelberger, Hermann, Sonneberg 

Toys. 
Luetzelberger, J. N., Sonneberg. Toys. 
Luge, A., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 
Mueller & Froebel, Sonneberg. Toys. 
Pfarr, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys. 
Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. An- 
chor blocks, anchor bridges, anchor 
puzzles. 
First and largest factory for toy building- 
blocks in the world. Highest awards: 
Paris 1900, Leipzig 1897, Amsterdam 1883,. 
London 1S91, Antwerp 1885, etc. Ameri- 
can House: F. Ad. Richter & Co., 215 
Pearl Street, New York. 
Samhammer, Philipp, & Co., Sonneberg.. 

Toys. 
Schilling, F. M., Sonneberg. Toys. 
Schmey, G., Nachfl., Sonneberg. Toys. 
Schoenau, Arthur, Sonneberg. Toys. 
Spindler, Georg, Sonneberg. Masks. 
Steiff, Margaretha, Giengenbrenz. Toy 

animals and joint dolls. 
Wolf, Louis, & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 
Zeuch & Lausmann, Sonneberg. Toys. 

GROUP 37. 

LUDWIG ALTER, DARMSTADT. 

Drawing Room. 

Behrens, Professor Peter, Dusseldorf. 

Design of room, furniture and whole 

outfit. 
Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. All wood 

and carpentering work. 
Hagener Textilfabrik vorm. Gebr. Elbers, 

Hagen i.W. Wall hanging. 

ALFRED ALTHERR & W. ORTLIEB. 

BERLIN. 

Dining Room. 

Altherr, Alfred, & W. Ortlieb, Berlin. 

Design of room, furniture and entire 
trimmings. 
Dittmar, W., (Inh. Otto Lademann), 

Berlin, Molkenmarkt 6. Room in oak, 
stained in two colors. 

Astfalck, Konrad, Wilmersdorf b. Berlin. 

"Kurfursten" carpets, painted on gobe- 
lin linen. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

EXHIBIT OF BADEN ART 
INDUSTRY. 

Ante Room and Reception Room of an 
Art Collector. 

Dietsche, Prof. F., Karlsruhe. Wall 

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Drinneberg, H., Karlsruhe. Glass win- 
dows, art stained. 

Fahrner, Th., Jeweler, Pforzheim. Orna- 
ments. 

Feist, Otto, Sculptor, Karlsruhe. Bronze 
statuettes, bronze bust. 

Gehrig, A., Wwe, Hofmobelfabrik, Karls- 
ruhe. Paneling and furniture. 

Groh, Prof. A., Artist, Karlsruhe. Wall 
pictures. 

Grossherzogliche Majolikamanufa k t u r, 
Karlsruhe. Flag stone pictures, ma- 
jolicas. 

Kleemann, Prof. Georg, Pforzheim. Or- 
naments. 

Kornhas, Prof. C, Karlsruhe. Fire 
places, faience. 

Kunststickereischule des badischen 
Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Carpets, 
cushion, curtain. 

Lang, Friedrich, Kunstschlosserei, Karls- 
ruhe. Lamps, fenders. 

Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Small box. 

Mayer, Prof. Rudolf, Karlsruhe. Pla- 
quettes. 

Muller-Salem, Jul., Pforzheim. Orna- 
ments, casket wrought in iron. 

OfFenburger Glasmosaikwerke G. m. b. 
H., Offenburg. Glas mosaic. 

Schmid, Prof. Ad., Pforzheim. Pla- 
quettes, inkstand, ornaments. 

Scholl, Eduard Nachf., Karlsruhe und 
Durlach. Bindings in leather. 

Weiss, W., Coppersmith, Karlsruhe. 
Mantlepiece. 

Wolber, Fritz, Pforzheim. Bronze re- 
lief. 

PROF. H. BILLING, KARLSRUHE. 

Music Hall. 

Billing, Prof. Hermann, Karlsruhe. De- 
sign of the room, furniture and entire 

outiit. 
Binz, Hermann, Sculptor, Karlsruhe. 

Bronze statuette: girl praying. 
Drinneberg, Hans, Karlsruhe. Glass 

window. 
Groh, Prof. A., Artist. Karlsruhe. 

Decorative painting. 
Ibach, Rudolf, Sohn, Court Purveyor, 

Barmen. Grand piano with rich case. 
Lang, Friedrich, Artsmith, Karlsruhe. 

Forged lamps and upright clock. 
Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Cushion. 
Linoleumfabrik Maximiliansau a. Rh. 

Floorings. 
Peter, J. L., Mannheim. Paneling of 

the room, furniture. 
Welte, M., & Sohne, Freiburg i. Br. 

Orchestrion and organ case. 



PROF. MAX LAUGER, KARLSRUHE. 

Sitting Room. 
Lauger, Prof. Max, Karlsruhe. Design 

of the room, furniture and entire out- 
fit. 

Dietler, Adolf, Freiburg i. B. Paneling 
of walls and furniture. 

Dill, Prof. L., Karlsruhe. Wall paint- 
ings. 

Karlsruher M armor-, Granit- und Sye- 
nitwerke Rupp & Moeller, Karlsruhe. 
Marble fountain. 

Lauger, Emma, Lorrach i. B. Embroi- 
dered cushions. 

Tonwerke Kandern, Kandern. Flag 
stone walls. Faience fire places and 
pottery. 

Weiss, W., Coppersmith, Karlsruhe. 
Wrought fire places, lamps, furniture 
trimmings. 

Ante Room. 

Dietsche, Prof. F., Karlsruhe. Wall- 
fountain in marble. 

Drinneberg, H., Karlsruhe. Glass win- 
dow, art stained. 

Gerstenhauer, F., Joiner, Karlsruhe. 
Garden benches. 

Grossherzogliche Majolikamanufa k t u r, 
Karlsruhe. Wall pictures. 

Lauger, Max, Karlsruhe. Art potteries, 
fountains, etc. 

Schmidt-Pecht, E., Konstanz. Faience- 
vase. 

Baldes, Carl, Frankfurt, a. M. Statues 
and ornaments in the Food Supply Ex- 
hibition. 

Baumgart, Ernst, Sudende bei Berlin. 
Marblework for mud bath. (Liberal 
Arts building.) 

EXHIBIT OF BAVARIAN ART-IN- 
DUSTRY. 

(Commercial Representative, V. Guggen- 

berger.) 

State Room. 

Dulfer, Prof. Martin, Munchen. Design 

of the room, furniture and artistic 

outfit. 
Beyer, Eduard, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronze: "Madonna." 
Boswau & Knauer, G.m.b.H., Berlin. 

Stucco ceiling and terazzo floor. 
Burger-Hartmann, Sophie, Sculptor, 

Basel. Various pieces of bronze. 
Christ, Fritz, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronzes and plaquettes. 
Dunn, Fred, & Co., Munchen.. Bronze, 

etc. 
Eysser, J. A., Bayreuth.. Outfit of the 

room and furniture. 
von Gosen, Theodor, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronzes. 



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Hahn, Prof. Wilhelm, Sculptor. Mun- 

chen. Bronze. 
von Heckel, J., Hofblumenfabrik, Mun- 

chen. Artificial flowers and bushes. 
Hinterseher, Josef, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronze figures. 
Kaufmann, Hugo, Sculptor, Munchen. 

'"Bronze upright clock." 
Kiefer, Karl, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronze: "A dog." 
Lichtinger, L,, Munchen. Objects in tin. 
Mattes, Georg, Nurnberg. Bronze, 
von Miller, Prof. Friedrich, Munchen. 

Jonas cup, cup of honour, silver figure. 
Obermayer, Hans, Blumenfabrik, Mun- 
chen. Artificial flowers and textures. 
Pfeiffer, Max, Artist, Munchen. Silver 

ornaments. 
Pfister, Gebr., Munchen. Pillars, fire 

places, panelings. 
Scharvogel, J. J., Kunstkeram i k e r. 

Munchen. Art ceramics. 
Schneckendorf, Josef E., Munchen. Jew- 

elery in oxidized and silver gilt. 
Schwarz, Rudolf, Sculptor, Munchen. 

Bronze: "Paper weight." 
Steinicken & Lohr, Munchen. Bowls, 

vases, etc. 
Suddeutsche Lusterf abrik, Mun c h e n. 

Lustres. 
Winterhalter, Karl, Munchen. Silver 

epergne. 
Wollenweber, Eduard, Munchen. Ink- 
stand. 
Zimmermann & Co., Josef. Munchen. 

Teapot, bronze decorations. 

Front-court. 
Hinterseher, Josef, Bildhauer, Munchen. 

Bronze: "figure with drinking roe." 
Bayerische Kunststeinwerke, Munich. 

Sculpturing. 
Marienberger Mosaikplattenfabrik, G. m. 

b. H., Marienberg i. S. plate cover- 
ings. 

NIEMEYER & BERTSCH. 

Reading Room. 

Niemeyer, AdelberH:, & Karl Bertsch, 

Munchen. Design of the room, fur- 
niture and entire outfit. 
Werkstatten fur Wohnungseinrichtun- 
gen, Munchen. Execution of all wood, 
joining, etc., work. 

BRUNO PAUL, MUNCHEN. 
Presidents' Study for the Government 

House at Bayreuth. 
Paul, Bruno, Architect, Munchen. De- 
sign of the room, furniture and entire 
outfit. 
Erzgiesserei "Renaissance," Munchen. 
Boys head (antique). 



Scharvogel, J. J., Kunstkeramiker. Mun- 
chen. Ceramics. 
Vereinigte Werkstatten fur Kunst im 

Handwerk, ^^lunchen. Outfit of room, 
and furniture. 

GEBRUDER RANK, MUNCHEN. 
Presidents' Reception Room for the 

Government House at Bayreuth. 
Rank, Gebruder, Architects. Munchen. 

Design of the room, furniture and en- 
tire outfit. 

Ballin, M., Munchen. Interior decora- 
tion of the room. 

Christ, Fritz, Sculptor, Munchen. 
Bronze. 

Kallenberg, R., & Co., Munchen. Illu- 
mination sign boards. 

Zimmerman, Josef, & Co., Munchen. 
Writing table fittings, large lustres. 

RICHARD RIEMERSCHMID, 
MUNCHEN. 

Directors' Room of Industry School at 
Nurnberg. 

Riemerschmid, Richard, Pasing b. Mun- 
chen. Design of the room, furniture 
and entire outfit. 

Kohlbecker, B., & Sohn, Munchen. Out- 
fit of the room and making of the 
furniture. 

Lauger, Prof. F,, Karlsruhe. Art. ceram- 
ics. 

Linoleumwerke "Hansa," Delmenhorst. 
Linoleum flooring. 

Pankok, Prof. B., Stuttgart. Silk vi^oven 
cushion. 

Behrens, Prof. Christian, Breslau. Alle- 
gorical figures atid groups, decorative 
plastics. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

PROF. PETER BEHRENS, DUSSEL- 
DORF. 

Reading Room of Town Library at Dus- 
seldorf. 

Behrens, Professor Peter, Dusseldorf. 
Design of the room, furniture and en- 
tire outfit. 

Behrens, Frau Lilli, Dusseldorf. Col- 
ored paper for bindings. 

Beumers, C. A., Goldsmith, Dusseldorf. 
Face and enameling of the clock. 

Bosselt, Rudolf, Dusseldorf. Plastics in 
wood and marble. 

Buyten, J., & Sohne, Dusseldorf. Ceil- 
ings, panelings and furniture. 

Deuss & Oetker, Crefeld. Stuff for win- 
dow curtains. 

Ehmcke, F. H., Dusseldorf. Designs for 
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Frauberger, Frau C, und Fraulein Irene 

Frauberger, Dusseldorf. Wall carpets. 

Harzheim & Hagen, Dusseldorf-Rath. 
Marble work. 

Kgl. Farbereischule, Krefeld. Light- 
proof dying of the curtains. 

Lucas, August, Wood Carver, Dussel- 
dorf. Carved figures. 

Schmits, A., Dusseldorf. Furniture trim- 
mings and lamps, copper vessels. 

Hendrick & Carl Schultze, Dusseldorf. 
Leather covering, hand gilt. 

ARTHUR BIBERFELD, BERLIN. 
Room for Young Lady. 

Biberfeld, Arthur, Berlin. Studio for art 

in houses and dwellings. 
Chem.-Eechn. Fabrik, Dr. Alb. R. W. 

Brand & Co., G. m. b. H. Charlotten- 
burg. Chemically stained marble 
plates in the Court of Honor. 

Detmolder Stuckfabrik, Alb. Lauermann, 
Detmold. Stuck decorations. 

Deutsche Steinindustrie Akt.-Ges., vorm. 
M. L. Schleicher, Berlin NW. Marble 
table, fire places. (Installed in Ger- 
man State Building.) 

P. ECKE, SCHMIDT & CIE., MUN- 
CHEN. 

Bedroom of the "Biedermeier" Age. 

Designed by P. Ecke, executed by 

Schmidt & Cie., Munchen. 

Egersdorfer, Andreas, Frankfurt a. M. 
Decorative painting in Food Supply 
Exhibition. 

Eggers, H. C. E., & Co., Hamburg. 
Railing. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

Eichheim, Munchen. Foot, hammered. 
(Installed in German State Building.) 

Gluckert, J., Darmstadt. Pavilion. 

Gratz, Carl, Frankfurt a. M. Painting in 
the exhibition for Food Supply Exhi- 
bition. 

Guhr, Richard, Berlin.. Decorative fresco 
ceiling paintings. 

Hillmer, Viktor, Berlin. Bronze pillar, 
fences and railings. 

Jorissen, G., Oberlahnstein. Framings 
and coverings of marble. 

Kayser, L., Berlin. Art joinings. (In- 
stalled in German State Building.) 

Kellner, Marno, Charlottenburg-Berlin. 
Paintings and decorations in the Ger- 
man State Building. 

Kimbel & Friederichsen, Berlin. Outfit 
of gentleman's study and ante room. 
(Installed in German State Building.) 



MARIE KIRSCHNER, BERLIN. 
Lady's Drawing Room. 

Kirschner, Marie, Artist, Berlin. De- 
sign for the arrangement and decora- 
tions. • 

Andrea, Christoph, Mulheim a. Rh. Vel- 
vet for the wall decorations. 

Barmer Teppichfabrik, Vorwerk & Co., 
Barmen. Carpets. 

Fritz, Oskar, Kunstschlosserei, Berlin 
W. Brass work. 

Prachtel, C, Court Joiner, Berlin. 
Seats. 

Koch, Prof. Max, Potsdam. Paintings. 
(Installed in German State Building.) 

Krause, Hermann, Berlin. Wrought or- 
naments and railings. 

PROF. W. KREIS, DRESDEN. 

State Room for the Standehaus at Dres- 
den and Anteroom. 

Kreis, Prof. W., Dresden. Design of the 

room and furniture. 

Angermann, A., Dresden. Wall applica- 
tions. 

Dresdener Werkstatten fur Handwerks- 
kunst, C. Schmidt, Dresden. Furni- 
ture. 

Liebert, Gebr., Dresden. Wall mosaics. 

Udluft & Hartmann, Dresden. Vitrines 
and study furniture. 

Villeroy & Boch, Dresden. Majolicas. 

Werkstatten fur Deutschen Hausrat. 
Dresden. Furniture. 

Wurzener Teppich- und Veloursfabriken, 
Wurzen, Carpets. 

Kruger, Franz, Sculptor, Frankfurt a. M. 
German costume figures in the Food 
Supply Exhibition. 

W. KUMMEL, BERLIN. 
State Cabin with Adjoining Bath Room. 
Lang, C. A., Kelheim a. d. D. Table of 

lime stone. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

COMMITTEE FOR THE LEIPSIC 

EXHIBITION. 

Music Room. 

Drechsler, Fritz, Architekt, Leipz i g. 

Design and details of the room, etc. 
Beyrer, Eduard, jim., Munchen. Bronze 

statuette, original. 
Bluthner, Julius, Hofpianofortefabrik, 

Leipzig. Grand piano. 
Durfeld, Carl, Chemnitz. Wall stuff. 
Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Bronze reliefs. 
Hahn, Prof. Hermann, Munchen. Bronze 

statues, original. 



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Hartmann, Johannes, Sculptor, Leipzig. 

Marble bust of Robert Schumann (orig- 
inal), etc. 

Klinger, Prof. Max, Leipzig. Marble 
bust of Franz Liszt and Richard Wag- 
ner (originals). 

Kolbe, Georg, Sculptor and Artist. Leip- 
zig. Marble bust of Joh. Seb. Bach 
(original). 

Pfeifer, Felix, Leipzig. Plaquettes, 
medals and bronze figure (original). 

Rentsch, Fritz, Leipzig. Wall covers 
in application and painting. 

Rixdorfer Linoleumfabrik, Rixdorf b. 
Berlin. Carpets. 

Saalburger Marmorwerk Rodel & Co., 
Saalburg a.S. Marble paneling and 
pillars. 

Schreyer, Hermann, Leipzig. Execu- 
tion of glass paintings. 

Schutz, F. A., Leipzig. Execution of the 
wood architecture. 

Seliger, Prof. Max, Leipzig. Begins for 
the glass windows and carpet. 

Sturm, Paul, Sculptor, Leipzig. Models, 
medals and plaquettes. 

Volkmann, Prof. Arthur, Rom. Marble 
relief (original). 

Welte, M., & Sohne, Orgelfabrik, Frei- 
burg i. B. Organ works. 

Wurzener Teppich- und Veloursfabri- 
ken, Wurzen i. S. Floor carpet. 

Zeissig, Hans; Sculptor, Leipzig. Models 
for the figures of the movable furni- 
ture. 

Breitkopf & Hartel, Max Brockhaus, 
Ernst Eulenburg, Otto F o r b e r g, 
Robert Forberg, F. E. C. Leuckart, 
C. F. Peters, J. Rieter-Biedermann und 
Bartholf Senff, Leipzig. Works and 
literature on music. 

Lind, Gustav, Nachf., Berlin. Bronze 
pillars and bronze railings in the Bath 
exhibition. (Installed in Liberal Arts 
Building.) 

Maennchen, Albert, Berlin. Paintings. 

MAGDEBURG GROUP OF ARTISTS, 

MAGDEBURG. 

Gentleman's Study. 

Muller, Albin, Architekt. Design of the 
room and objects executed by the fol- 
lowing firms: 

Becker, Alb., Elektrotechnische Fabrik, 
founded 1865. Light installment. 

Bretting & Romer. Cocoanut carpet. 

Dittmar, W. Window frames. 

Encke, Th., Mobel- und Parkettfabrik, 
begrundet 1830. Wall paneling, frames, 
niche. 

Furstlich Stolbergsches Huttenamt, 
llsenburg. Casting. 



Grimpe, W. Side board. 

Heimster, Herm., jun. Writing table. 
(Patent B. Gobel, Freiberg.) 

Held, Herm., Nachfl. Mountings, fur- 
niture and wall fountain. 

Henschel, O. Stucco-plastics with mo- 
saics. 

Hueck, Eduard, Ludenscheid. Objects 
in tin and copper. 

Jahn, R., Kunstschmied. Light fittings. 

Jahns, H. Carvings to the above ob- 
■ jects. 

Kaiser, R. Carvings on the cupboard. 

Killmey, O. Upholstering. 

Laubisch, A. Casing and table appli- 
ances. 

Meissner, P. Bookcase and table be- 
fore sofa. 

Nater, H. Framework of sofa, chair 
and stool. 

Schoppmeyer, C. Cupboard. 

Schottstedt, W. Corner cupboard. 

Stahl, H. Cupboard and what-not. 

Lang, Paul. Designs for the followings: 

Benecke & Lattey. Carpets, hand made 
Smyrna. 

Buhtz, Walter. Writing cases and 
leather objects. 

Duchrow, Wilh., Kgl. Hoflieferant. 
Window above the divan. 

Knuppelholz, Paul, Kgl. Hoflieferant. 
Upholstering of the sofas and chairs. 

Lang-Kurz, Frau Minna. Table strips 
and antimacassars. 

Langbein, Frl. Paula. Cushions. 

Liegau, Herm. Wrought brass fence. 

Palis, Peter G., Inh. Ramdohr Sohne. 
Curtains. 

Seyfarth, Fr. und E. Writing cases and 
leather objects. 

Steinhauser, Fr., Hemleben (Thuringen). 
Wall carpets. 

Burck, Paul. Designs for wall carpet 
and chief window. 

Goergens, Wilh. Execution of the chief 
window. 

Mengering, Gebr. Wall carpet. 

von Heider, Hans und Fritz, Maler. 
Porcelain and soft china ware. 

Buckauer Porzellanmanufaktur. Dining 
and coffee service. 

Paul & Miller. Fountain niche and fire 
place. 

Reps & Trinte. Vases and sculptures. 

Werkstatten der Kunstgewerbeschule 
Lithography, book printing, ceramics, 
original lithographs and vases. 

Wohlfeldt, A., Buch- und Kunstdrucherei. 
Print. 

Martin, Theodor, Architekt, Frankfurt 
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LEO NACHTLICHT, BERLIN. 
Reception Room. 

Nachtlicht, Leo, Berlin. Design of the 

room, furniture and entire outfit. 

Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Art glazings. 

Oppler, Else, Berlin. Embroideries. 

Probst & Boeker, Berlin. Execution of 
all wood and joining work. 

Reiss, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin SO. 
Lamps. 

Scheer, Otto, Berlin. Art industry work. 

Schmarje, Walther, Schmargendorf b. 
Berlin. Sculptures. 

Willner, Reinhold, Berlin S. go. Deco- 
rations and upholstering. 

PROF. J. M. OLBRICH, DARM- 
STADT. 
Grey Sitting Room. 

Exhibitors: 

Schafer, Ludwig, Mainz. Wood work 

and furniture. 
Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Stained glass 

windows. 
Fambach, Ch., und Alb. Hagner, Mainz. 

Decoration vessel. 
Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Chimney-top. 
Grunwald und Kollner, Mainz. Marble, 

stonework for the fire place. 
Endner, Friedrich, Darmstadt. Figural 

medal, erased and burnt. 
Nitsche, Gustav, Maler, D ar m s t a d t. 

Painting of ceiling and walls in oriel. 
Haustein, Paul, Darmstadt. Art in- 
dustry' objects. 
Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Ornaments. 
Riedel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. 
Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Card box. 

Dining Room. 

Exhibitors: 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Furniture. 

Boysen, J. L., Darmstadt. Carvings. 

Bringer, Hubert. Darmstadt. Curtains. 

Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Brass work. 

Delp und Karn, Mainz. Fire place deco- 
ration. 

Dampfziegelel, Gailsche, Giessen. Glazed 
stones. 

Tea Room. 
Exhibitors: 

Bembe, A., Mainz. Furniture. 
Karp, Georg, Darmstadt. Small upright 

clock. 
Busch, Louis, Mainz. Silver plate lustre. 
Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroidery. 
Schiffel, Frl,, Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. 
Endner, Friedr., Darmstadt. Work shop 

art glazing, oval window. 
Siefert, K. A., Dresden. Bronze ware 

factory, fittings for lighting. 



Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Gerhard & Co., 

Hochst a. 2vlain. Lincrusta. 
Hueck, Eduard, Ludenscheid. Tin ware. 
Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Porcelain 

and fancy ware, glasses in vitrines. 
Appel, Frl., Frl. Schippei, Frl. Riedel, 

Frl. Schnittspahn, Frl. Kress. State 
carpet. 

Music Room. 

1 Exhibitors: 

I Schafer, Luwdig, Mainz. Joinings and 
i furniture. 

I Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Great window. 
Endner, Friedr, Darmstadt. Square 

medal. 
Mand, Carl, Koblenz. Fancy wall grand. 
Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Chimney top. 
Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Wall paint- 
ings. 
Haustein, Paul, Darmstadt, Pictures 

and wall paintings. 
Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Teacher at the 

Alicenschule. Embroidered curtain. 
Seifert, K. A., Dresden. Factory for 

light fittings, brass lantern. 
Weber, H. & J., Darmstadt. Stucks, 

(Stucco). 
Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Briar box. 
Kress, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroiderer 

sofa cushion. 

Gentleman's Room. 

Exhibitors: 

Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Speciality: 
Art joining and furniture. 

Benz & Rast, Darmstadt. Glass window. 

Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Lithographs 
and hand drawings. 

Karp, Georg, Darmstadt. Small upright 
clocks. 

Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Pallas-Marke, 

Gerhard & Co., Hochst a. Main. Lin- 
crusta. 

Habich, Prof. L., Darmstadt. Bronze 
plastics. 

Nachfolger, Eckerts, Darmstadt. Por- 
celain, fittings for lights. 

Library. 

Designed by Prof. J. M. Olbrich. 

Exhibitors: 

Gluckert, J., Darmstadt. Joinings and 
furniture, curtains and embroideries. 

Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Pallas-Marke, 
Gerhard & Co., Hochst a. Main, Lin- 
crusta. 

Schonleber, Prof. G., Karlsruhe. Oil- 
painting. 

Fuhr, Prof. Fr., Karlsruhe. Two Tem- 
pera wall pictures. 



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Hans, Prof., v. Volkmann, Karlsruhe. 
Oil painting. 

Kampmann, Gustav, Artist, Karlsruhe. 
Oil painting. 

Habich, Prof. Ludwig, Sculptor, Darm- 
stadt. Sculptures. 

Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt, Kunstler- 
kolonie. Objects in vitrine. 
" Haustein, Paul, Darmstadt. Objects in 
vitrine. 

Greiner, Dr., Darmstadt, Kunstlerkolonie. 
Sculptures. 

Dietsche, Prof. Fridolin, Karlsruhe. 
Sculpture "Hans Jacob." 

Volz, Prof. Hermann, Karlsruhe. Sculp- 
ture, "Repentance." 

Bergmann, Julius, Karlsruhe. Oil paint- 

' ing "Autumn Evening." 

Stephan, Emilie, Karlsruhe. Oil painting. 

Strich-Chapell, Walter. Karlsruhe. Two 
oil paintings. 

Stromeyer, Helene, Karlsruhe. O i 1 
painting: "Anemone." 

Welte, Bertha, Karlsruhe. Oil painting. 

Opderbecke & Neese, Dusseldorf. Mar- 
ble postaments in Penteli marble. (See 
German State Building, p. 361.) 

Pfister, Gebr., Kgl. Bayer. Hofmarmon- 
industrie, Munchen, Marble tables, 
plates of Lindenhohe marble. 

C. PRACHTEL, BERLIN. 

Drawing Room of 1813. 

Prachtel, C, Berlin. Entire execution in 

old mahogany. 

Hozak, Karl, Neuendorf-Nowawes. Car- 
peting. 

Riegel, Georg, Nurnberg. Painting in 
the Food Supply Exhibition. 

Rossbach, Max, Solln-Munchen. Paint- 
ings. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

Rummelspacher, Joseph, Berlin. Deco- 
rative painting in "The German Ty- 
rolean Alps." 

Schafer, Philipp Otto, Artist, Munchen. 
Painting. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

Schirmer, Robert, Berlin. Ornamental 
and figural decoration. 

Schulz, Arthur, Berlin. Busts. (Installed 
in Palace of Agriculture.) 

Schulz, Helene, Berlin. Portraits and 
decorative pictures. (Installed in Ger- 
man State Building.) 

Schulz & Holdefleiss, Berlin. Bronze 
railing. (Installed in German State 
Building.) 

Sobotta, L., Berlin, Hallesches Ufer 23. 
Decorative paintings. 



CARL SPINDLER, ST. LEONHARDT 
BEI BORSCH. 

Gentleman's Room. 

Spindler, Carl, St. Leonhardt b. Borsch. 

Design and outfit. 

Bastian, Charles, . Strassburg i. E. 
Plateaus. 

Braunagel, Paul, und August Cammissar, 
Strassburg i. E. Window and screen 
glass filling. 

Christian, Desire, & Sohn, Meisenthal. 
Art glasses. 

Elchinger, Ph., & Sohne, Sufflenheim i. 
E. Fire place, etc. 

Koeberle, E., Strassburg i. E. Cushions 
and chair coverings. 

Kochlin, Marie, Strassburg i. E. Em- 
broidered cushions and chair coverings. 

Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Tapes- 
try and wall carpets. 

von Zschock, Gebr., Kunstschlosserei, 
Strassburg-Neudorf, Fittings for 
lights. 

Unger, August, Berlin. Paintings in the 
German Building and German wine 
restaurant. 

Vereinigte Wurttembergische Werkstat- 
ten fur Kunst im Handwerk. Stutt- 
gart. Paintings on the safe of J. 
Ostertag, Aalen. 

Verwiebe, Hermann, Kunstmaler. Pan- 
kow. Paintings. 

ARTISTS CLUB "WERKRING. 

(a) Prof. Alfred Grenander, Berlin. 
Reception Room. 

Grenander, Prof. Alfred, Architekt, Ber- 
lin. Design of the room, furniture and 
entire outfit. 

Arndt & Marcus, Berlin SO. Clock in- 
laid with metal and amber. 

Kummel, W., Mobelfabrik, Berlin O. 
Furniture. 

Leander, G., Berlin SO. Lamps. 

Loevy, S. A., Berlin N. Fire place, top 
and dogs, trimmings, tea tray and ink- 
stand. 

Marmorwerke Balduinstein, Guido Krebs, 
Balduinstein i. H.-N. Fire place and 
pillars. 

Nast, Ernft, Berlin. Intarsia. 

Sitting Room. 

Grenander, Prof. Alfred, Berlin. Design 

of the room, furniture and entire 

outfit. 
Ball, A. S., Mobelfabrik, Berlin W. 

Furniture. 
Leander, G., Berlin SO. Table- and 

other lamps. 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Marmorwerke Balduinstein, Guido Krebs, 

Balduinstein i. H.-N. Pillars. 
Mohrbutter, Alfred, Maler. Schmar- 

gendorf b. Berlin. Pictures and fresco. 

(b) ANTON HUBER, CHARLOT- 
TENBURG. 

Dining Room. 

Huber, Anton, Charlottenburg. Design 

of the room, the furniture and entire 

outfit. 
Bruckmann, P., & Sohne, Heilbronn 

a. N. Clock and epergne. 
Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Embroid e r e d 

tapestry. 
Huber, Mathilde, Mainz. Design for 

tapestry and painting. 
Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Curtains and 

wall covering. 
Prachtel, C, Berlin. Furniture, fire place 

and decorations. 
Wilkens, M. H., u. Sohne, Hemelingen. 

Silver table service. 

(c) ARNO KORNIG, BERLIN. 

Nursery with Small Night Nursery. 
Komig, Arno, Architect, Berlin-Wilmers- 

dorf. Design of the rooms, furniture 

and entire outfit. 
Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin C. Entire 

equipment of the night nursery. 
Prachtel, C, Court Joiner, Berlin. Entire 

equipment of the day nursery. 

(d) CURT STOEVING, BERLIN. 

Hall of an Art Connoisseur. 
Stoeving, Curt, Berlin. Paintings, 

statues, self-made small plastics. De- 
sign of the room, furniture and entire 

outfit. 
Caspari, Robert, Berlin W. Leather 

upholstering. 
Hesslein, S. A., & Co., Nuernburg. Stuff 

for wall covering. 
Kruger, G., Bronzewarenfabrik, Berlin, 

Silver plated ornaments. 
Leander, G., Berlin SO. Light for the 

fire place and corner pillar, mantle 

piece. 
Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Emoroidered 

tapestry and portieres. 
Schirm, C. C, Gruenwald bei Berlin. 

Inlayings of enamel 
Simon, August, Stuhlfabrik, Berlin. 

Seats. 
Schulz & Holdfleiss, Artistic Blacksmith, 

Berlin. Hammered dogs and fire 

irons. 
Voight, Wilhelm, Mobelfabrik, Berlin. 

Furniture in yellow, polished birch. 



(e) RUDOLF UND FIA WILLE, 
BERLIN. 

Boudoir. 

Rudolf und Fia Wille, Berlin W. De- 
sign of the room, furniture and en- 
tire outfit. 

Jacobi, Martin. Berlin W. Fittings for 
lighting 

Kummel, W., Mobelfabrik, Berlin O. 
Furniture. 

Wunder, Gertrud, Jena. Spinning- 
wheel and stool. 

ROYAL WURTTEMBERG CENTRAL 
FOR INDUSTRY AND COM- 
MERCE, STUTTGART. 

Music Room. 

Pankok, Prof. B., Stuttgart. Design of 

the room, furniture and entire outfit. 

Bemer, Prof. E. F., Stuttgart. Casket, 
inlaid. 
i Bredow, G. Adolf, Stuttgart. Art 
bronze and silver ring bowle. 

Detmolder Stuckfabrik, Alb. Lauer- 
mann, Detmold. Ceiling in "stuk- 
kolin." 

Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Table 
cloth and curtains. 

Frauenarbeitsschule Heilbronn. Em- 
broidered sofa cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule Reutlingen. Em- 
broidered sofa cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule des schwabischen 
Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroid- 
ered sofa cushions. , 

Frauenarbeitsschule Ulm a. D. Em- 
broidered sofa cushion. 

Germania Linoleumwerke, Bietigheim. 
Linoleum flooring. 

Kiemlen, Emil, Stuttgart. Bronze stat- 
uettes. 

Kottmann, Gustav, Crefeld. Stuff for 
the upholstered furniture. 

Mauthe, Friedrich, Schwenningen. 
Clocks. 

Rudolph, B., Stuttgart. Busts, figures 
and reliefs of ivory. 

Saile, Val., Stuttgart. Window pane. 

Schiedmayer, Pianofortefabrik, Stuttgart. 
Grand piano, music stand. 

Stadtische gewerbliche Fortbi 1 d u n g s- 
schule, weibliche Abteilung. Stuttgart. 
Art potteries. 

Stocker, Daniel, Stuttgart. Bronze sta- 
tuettes. 

Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Lustres, lamps, 
art bronzes and ornaments. 

Stuttgarter Mobelfabrik, George Schottle, 
Stittgart. Joining and furniture. 



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Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Door 

hangings. 
Wolfel, G., Stuttgart. All inlaid work on 

the walls furniture and grand piano. 
Ziegler, Emil, Maler, Frankfurt a. M. 
Painting in the Food Supply Exhi- 
bition. 

GROUP 38. 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Drawing 
room outfit. 

Ball, A. S., Berlin. Furniture, sofas, ta- 
bles. 

Ballin, M., Muenchen. Furnishings for 
dwellings. 

Bembe, A., Mainz. House furnishings. 

Brocken, Maria von, Berlin. Mahogany 
glass cupboard. 

Buddenbrock, Baronesse M. v., Berlin. 
Tea table and chair. 

Buyten, J., & Soehne, Duesseldorf. Fur- 
niture. 

Dietler, Adolf, Freiburg i. B. Interior 
decorations. 

Dillmann, E., Charlottenburg. Chairs 
with carved seat. 

Dittmar, W., Berlin. Room furnishings. 

Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Hana- 
werkskunst, Dresden. Dwelling fur- 
nishings. 

Ecke, P., Schmidt & Co., Muenchen. Bed 
room furnishings. 

Enke, Th., Magdeburg. Panels and 
cupboards. 

Eysser, J. A., Bayreuth. Dwelling fur- 
nishings. 

Falkenstein, Freifrau Mary von, Berlin. 
Music case. 

Fischer, Clara Elisabeth, Berlin. Pillar 
case. 

Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Desk, chair. 

Gehrig, A., We,, Karlsruhe. Side board, 
kanapee. 

Gerstenbauer, F., Karlsruhe. Garden 
benches. 

Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Dwelling fur- 
nishings. 

Grimpe, W., Magdeburg. Side board. 

Grumbold, Joh., Koenigsberg, i.P. Cases 
for amber exhibition. 

Heimster, Herm., Magdeburg. Desk. 

Hertzog, Rud., Berlin. Furniture. 

Huemer, Paul, Berlin. Desk. 

Jacobi & Kertell, Frankfurt a.M. Cases 
for the food exhibit. (Agriculture 
Palace.) 

Killmey, O., Magdeburg. Adjustable 
writing chair. 

Kimbel & Friederichsen, Berlin. Furni- 
ture, figures, frames. (German Pa- 
vilion.) 

Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Book stand, 
chairs, eta 



Krause, Lina, Berlin. Oak book case. 

Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture mount- 
ings. 

Kohlbecker & Sohn, Muenchen. Room 
furnishings and furniture. 

Kuemmel, W., Berlin. Furniture. 

Lehnert, Hildegard, und Lobedan, Clara, 
Berlin. Wood partition of gray oak. 

Mehls, Hanna, Berlin. Mahogany desk 
chair. 

Meiszner, P., Magdeburg. Book case and 
table. 

Naeter, H., Magdeburg. Chairs. 

Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Mirror of 
gray wood. 

Peter, J. L., Mannheim. Sofa, case, easy 
chair. 

Pfaff, J. C, Berlin. Vitrines and tables. 

Philip, Maria, Berlin. Show case. 

Praechtel C, Berlin. Furniture. 

Probst & Boeker, Berlin. Carpenter 
work. 

Puis, Ed., Berlin. Vitrines in iron and 
bronze. 

Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. Fur- 
niture in children's play room. 

Roehlich, Gebrueder, Berlin, Furnish- 
ings in German Pavilion. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Sitting room 
and music room. 

Schellbach, Elisabeth, Friedelshof. 
Dwelling furnishings. 

Schuetze, Use, Charlottenburg. Mahog- 
any side board. 

Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Sofa of 
gray oak wood. 

Schoppmeier, C, Magdeburg. Wall case. 

Schottstedt, W,, Madgeburg, Side board, 

Schuetz, F, A., Leipzig. Furniture. 

Shannon Registrator Co., Berlin. Office 
furnishings and materials. (German 
Pavilion.) 

Simon, August, Berlin. Seat furniture. 

Stahl, H., Magdeburg. Case and shelf. 

Stroucken, H., Krefeld. Desk and chairs. 

Stuttgarter Moebelfabrik, Geo. Schottle, 
Stuttgart. Furniture. 

Thonet, Gebr., Berlin. Wood fauteuils, 
garden chairs. (Installed in German 
Building). 

Udluft & Hartmann, Dresden. Vitrines. 

Vereinigte Werkstaetten fuer Kunst im 
Handwerk, Muenchen. Room furnish- 
ings and furniture. 

Voigt, Wilhelm, Berlin. Furniture, 

Vorberg, Margarethe, Bugeshalde bei 
Neu-Babelsberg. Chair with cloth 
covering. 

Werkstaetten fuer Deutschen Hausrat, 
Dresden. Furniture. 

Werkstaetten fuer Wohnungseinrichtun- 
gen, Muenchen. Furniture. 



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GROUP 39. 

Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Art glazing. 

Benz & Rast, Darmstadt. Art glazing. 

Cammissat, August, & Braunagel, Paul, 
Strassburg i.E. Art glazing. 

Drinneberg, Hans, Karlsruhe. Colored 
glass window. 

Duchrow, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass 
window. 

Endner, Fr., Darmstadt. Glass window. 

Foerster, Paul, Berlin. Glass painting. 

Goergens, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass 
window. 

Hahn, Heinrich, Frankfurt a.M. Art 
glazing. 

Koenigsberg, R. C, Schwerin i.M. Art 
glazing. 

Praechtel, C, Berlin. Colored glass 
window. 

Saile, Val., Stuttgart. Glass paintings 
and art glazing. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Miniature 
glass pictures. 

Schreyer, H., Leipzig. Glass window. 

Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Colored glass win- 
dow. 

Schulze, Gustav, & Jost, Berlin. Art 
glazing. 

Staudinger, A., Muenchen. Glass paint- 
ing. 

Ule, Carl, Muenchen. Glass window. 

GROUP 41. 

Amsberg, Adolf, Aachen. Bronze door 

knobs and window lifts, 

Becker, Alb., Magdeburg. Electric light 
installation. 

Busch, Louis, Mainz. Illuminating lamps. 

Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Hand- 
werkskunst, Dresden. Window and 
door trimmings. 

Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Illuminat- 
ing lamps. 

Goetz & Co., Stuttgart. Safes. 

Jahn, R., Magdeburg. Light fittings. 

Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture trim- 
mings. 

Mueller, C, Berlin. Forged brass trim- 
mings. 

Ostertag, J., Aalen. Steel safes. 

Highest award World's Columbian Ex- 
position, Chicago, 1893. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Chandeliers. 

Schlee, Otto, Biberach, a.Riss. Chande- 
liers. (Installed in German Section 
Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Schultz & Holdefleisz, Berlin. Fire place 
contrivances. 

Seifert, K. A., Muegeln. Bronze chande- 
lier. 

Spengler, Franz, Berlin. Door trim- 
mings. (Installed in German Pavilion). 



Sueddeutsche Luesterfabrik, Muenchen. 

Light fittings. 
Zschock, Gebr. v., Straszburg. Lighting 

apparatuses. 

GROUP 42. 

(Installed in German section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Schoening, Carl, Berlin. Paper machines. 

Uihlein, Heinr., Hanover. Wall cover- 
ings and paper. 

Zuber, J., & Cie., Rixheim. Paper hang- 
ings and decorations. 

GROUP 43. 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Carpets and 
wall coverings. 

Andrea, Christoph, Muehlheim a.Rh. 
Satin. 

Angermann, A., Dresden. Wall applica- 
tions. 

Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Carpet. 

Barmer Teppichfabrik, Vorwerk & Co., 
Barmen. Carpets. 

Benjamin & Co., Berlin. Carpets. 

Bennecke & Lattey, Magdeburg. Carpet. 

Berliner Holzdrahtrouleausf a b r i k, E. 
Boeck, Berlin. Wood wire shades. 

Bretting & Roemer, Magdeburg. Car- 
pet. 

Buerck, Paul, Magdeburg. Wall carpet, 
etc. 

Butz, Richard, Magdeburg. Articles of 
leather. 

Delmenhorster Linoleumfabrik, Delmen- 
horst b. Bremen. Linoleum and lin- 
crusta. CGerman Pavilion.) 

Deuss & Oetker, Krefeld. Wall appli- 
cations. 

Deutsche Linkrustawerke, Hoechst a.M. 
Lincrusta and wall coverings. 

Deutsche Linoleum & Wachstuch Com- 
pagnie. Rixdorf-Berlin and Ebers- 
walde. Linoleum, raw material and 
finished goods. 

Established in 1882. Invested capital 7 

million mark. The display shows plain 

granite and the company's patented in- 
laid linoleum in wood carpet and marble 

designs. Highest awards amongst which 

"Royal Prussian State medal." (Installed 
in Liberal Arts Building.) 

Duerfeld, Carl, Chemnitz i.S. Wall cov- 
erings. 
Ecke, P., Schmidt & Cie., Muenchen. Car- 
pet. 
Eicken, E. v., Halensee (Berlin). Gobel- 
ins, wall decorations. 
Endell, Martha, & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf. 

Carpet. 
Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Carpet. 



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Koenigliche Faerbereischule, Krefeld. 
Drapery coverings. 

Frauberger, T., Frauberger, Irene, Dues- 
seldorf. Wall coverings. 

Germania Linoleum Werke, Bietigheim. 
Linoleum. (Also installed in German 
building and in German section Pal- 
ace of Liberal Arts). 

Gotzes, Th., Krefeld. Gold brocate, 
drapery, etc. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Palace of Liberal Arts). 

Grunow, Adolf, Berlin. Carpets. 

Hendrick, & Schulze, Carl, Duesseldorf. 
Leather coverings. 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Oriental and 
modern carpets. 

Hesslein, S. A., & Co., Nuernberg. Fur- 
niture stuff and carpets. 

Hozak, Karl, Berlin. Smyrna carpets. 

Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Embroidered wall 
carpet. 

Huber, Mathilde, Mainz. Wall carpets. 

Hulbe, Georg, Hamburg. Leather house 
furnishing goods. 

Killmey, O., Magdeburg. Easy chair 
upholstering. 

Kimbel & Friedrichsen, Berlin. Carpets 
and wall coverings. (Installed in Ger- 
man Pavilion). 

Koeberle, E., Straszburg i.E. Pillow and 
chair coverings. 

Koechlin, Marie, Strassburg, i.E. Em- 
broidered cushion and chair covers. 

Kottmann, Gustav, Crefeld. Furniture 
upholstering material. 

Kress, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpets. 

Kuemmel, W., Berlin. Window drapery, 
carpets and wall covering. 

Kunststickereischule des Badischen 
Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Tapestries. 

Lang, Paul, Magdeburg. Design for car- 
pet. 

Laeuger, Emma, Loerrach. Tapestry. 

Linoleumfabrik Maximiliansau, Rhein- 
pfalz. Cork linoleum, Jasp linoleum. 

Cork linoleum, corkment combined with 

Jasper linoleum; these specialties afford 

warmth and reduce the sound of walking. 

Mengering, Gebr., Magdeburg. Wall 
carpet. 

Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Draperies. 

Noss & Lucas, Elberfeld. Furniture and 
drapery, plush. 

Praechtel, C., Berlin. Wall coverings. 

Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Artistic em- 
broidery, portiers, etc. 

Rentsch, Fritz, Leipzig. Wall coverings. 

Riedel, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 

Roeder, Guido, & Co., Ansbach. Carpets. 

Saechsische Kunstweberei Claviez, Adorf 
i.S. Velours. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Carpets. 

Schippel, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 



Schnittspahn, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 
Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Wall 

carpet. 
Steinhaeuser, Frl., Hemleben. Wall 

covering. 
Uihlein, Heinrich, Hanover. Material 

for wall covering. 
Vogel, Wilhelm, Chemnitz. Decorations, 

furniture. (Also installed in German 

section Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Drapery. 
Wurzner Teppich und Veloursfabriken, 

Wurzen. Carpets. 
Ziesch, W., & Co., Berlin. Gobelins. 

GROUP 44. 

Bringer, Hubert, Darmstadt. Drapery. 

Caspari, Robert, Berlin. Upholstering 
in leather. 

Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Table 
cover and drapery. 

Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Embroidered 
portiers. 

Heckel, J. v., Muenchen. Floral arrange- 
ments. 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Drapery, em- 
broidered banner. (Installed also in 
German Building.) 

Hochstetter, B., Berlin. Artificial vines 
and ivy. 

Knueppelholz, Paul, Magdeburg. Uphol- 
sterings. 

Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Embroidery 
on wall hangings. 

Obermayer, Hans, Muenchen. Artificial 
flowers. 

Palis, Peter George, Magdeburg. Dra- 
pery. 

Praechtel, C, Berlin. Drapery. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Picture 
frames. 

Schultze, Hendrick & Carl, Duesseldorf. 
Leather covering. 

Willner, Reinhold, Berlin. Upholstery 
and decoration. 

GROUP 45. 
A. G. Norddeutsche Steingutfabrik, 

Crohn bei Bremen. Glazed wall plates. 

(Installed in German section Mines 

and Metallurgy.) 
Baehr, Gustav, Charlottenburg. Tile 

press. (Installed in German section 

Mines and Metallurgy.) 
Baensch, Heinrich, Lettin bei Halle. 

Coffee set, etc. 
Bertuch, A., Berlin. Utensil arrange- 
ment for kitchen. 
Buckauer Porzellanmanufaktur, Buckau. 

Porcelain set. 
Eckerts Nachfl, Darmstadt. Porcelain. 
Elchinger, Ph., & Soehne, Sufilenheim. 

Office supplies, etc. 



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Gailsche Dampfziegelei, Giessen. Glazed 

stones. 

Groszherzogliche Majolika-Manufaktur, 
Karlsruhe. Vases, wall-plates. 

Hanke, Reinhold, Hoehr b. Koblenz. 
Rhenish potteries. 

Heider, Rudolf von, Elberfeld. Art cera- 
mics. 

Heubach, Gebr., Lichte bei Wallendorf. 
Porcelain sets and toys. 

Jaeger & Cie., Markt-Redwitz, Bayern. 
Table ware. 

Kister, A. W., Fr., Scheibe. Porcelain 
toys. 

Klemm, Richard, Dresden. Porcelain. 

Koeniglich Bayerische Porzellanmanu- 
faktur, Nymphenburg. Table sets. 

Koenigliche Porzellanmanufaktur, Ber- 
lin. China and porcelain. (Also in- 
stalled in Electricity, Mines and Metal- 
lurgy Buildings and German Pavilion.) 

Kornhas, K., Karlsruhe. Fountain of 
stone. 

Laeuger, Max, Karlsruhe. Art pottery. 

Magnussen, W., Bremen. Stone goods. 

Marienberger Mosaikpiatten F a b r i k, 
Marienberg. Floor plate covering. 

Meinhold, Gebr., Schweinsburg. Ma- 
jolika. 

Mutz, Hermann, Altona a.E. Art pot- 
tery. 

Nister, E., Nuernberg. Ceramics. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Porcelain. 

Ohme, Hermann, Niedersalzbrunn. Uten- 
sils. 

Perkiewicz, M., Ludwigsberg. Earthen- 
ware. 

Reps & Trinte, Magdeburg. Terra Cotta 
plastic figures. 

Rosenthal, Ph., & Co., Selb i.Bayern. 
Art ceramics. 

Scharvogel, J. J., Muenchen. Ceramics 
for fire places. 

Schmidt-Pecht, E., Konstanz. Fayence 
vase. 

Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Porcelain out- 
fit. (Installed in German Wine Res- 
taurant.) 

Staedtische Gewerbliche Fortbildungs- 
schule, Stuttgart, Weibliche Abteilung. 
Art pottery. , 

Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenchen. 
Majolikas. 

Tonwerke Kandern, Kandern. Art pot- 
tery. 

Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach. Earthen- 
ware and majolica. 

Waechtersbacher Steingutfabrik, Schlier- 
bach. Earthenware. 



Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschule, 

Magdeburg. Fountain niche and fire 
place. 
W e s s e 1 s Wandplattenfabrik, Bonn. 

Majolika wall plates. 

GROUP 47. 

Christian, Desire, & Sohn, Meisenthal. 

Art glasses. 
Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bonn. Enameled 

glassware. 
Heckert, Fritz, Petersdorf i.Riesenge- 

birge. Useful and fancy glasses. 
Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Articles in glass 

and porcelain. 
Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Glasses and 

vases. 
Off enburger Glasmosaikwerke, O ff e n- 

burg. Mosaics. 
Puhl & Wagner, Rixdorf. Mosaics. 
Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Glass crystal 

ware. (Installed in German Restau- 
rant.) 
Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenchen. 

Vases and glasses. 
Theresienthaler Kristallglasf a b r i k-Nie- 

derlage, Muenchen. Glassware. 

GROUP 49. 

Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen. Illu- 
minating signs. 

Leander, G., Berlin. Illuminating goods. 

Metallschlauch-F abrik, Pforzheim. 
Chandeliers. 

Reisz, Neumann & Ganseriet, Berlin. 
Light fittings. 

GROUP 50. 
Vereinigts Glanzstofffabriken, A. G. El- 
berfeld. Articles for spinning and 
rope making. 

GROUP 53. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Berliner Stickmaschinenfabrik, Berlin. 

Embroidering machines. 
Lintz & Eckardt, Berlin. Embroidering 

machines. 
Eight embroidering machines in different 
styles, patented ribbon pleating machine, 
three-needle machine with band appara- 
tus. Largest house, about 120 workmen, 
established 1877. Medal and diploma, Chi- 
cago, 1893, State medal, Munich, 1898. 
Golden medal, Paris, 1900. 

GROUP 54. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Rudolph, Hugo, Walddorf (Sachsen). 

Drapery. 



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GROUP 55. 

Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Linens, 

table linens, etc. (Also in German 
Pavilion.) 

Schumacher, Emil., Bielefeld. Table 
linen, etc. (Installed in German Res- 
taurant.) 

Stiller, A. E., & Sohn, Seifersdorf. Table 
linens, etc. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Liberal Arts Palace.) 

GROUP 57. 

Arnold & Braun, Crefeld. Red silk da- 
mask in German Building. 

Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- 
ion. 

Pankok, B., Stuttgart. Pillow. 

Riedel, Frl., Darmstadt, Sofa pillow. 

Vereinigte Glanzstoffabriken, Elberfeld. 
Artificial s..x. (Installed in German 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

GROUP 58. 

Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroidery. 

Baier, J. G., Plauen (Vogtland). Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in Germau 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Berkling, Wilhelm, Plauen und Pausa i.V. 
Tull and lace. (Installed in German 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Boehler, F. L., & Sohn. Hand and ma- 
chine embroidery. (Installed in Ger- 
man section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Ehmke, F. H., Duesseldorf. Embroidery 
designs. 

Eichhorn, C. R., Plauen i.V. Lace. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Endell, Martha & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf. 
Tull and colored silks. 

Frauberger, T., Duesseldorf. Embroi- 
dery. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Heilbronn. Sofa 
cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Reutlingen. Sofa 
cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule des schwaebischen 
Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroidered 
sofa pillow. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Ulm. Embroidered 
sofa pillow. 

Hartmann, Curt, & Co., Plauen. Laces. 
(Installed in German section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Silk, etc., 
decorations. (Installed in German 
Building.) 

Hess & Martin, Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Wall carpet. 



Iversen, Helen, Berlin. Cover, painted 
and embroidered. 

Jahn, G. A., Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Chenille em- 
broidery, 

Koechlin, Marie, Straszburg. Embroi- 
dery. 

Koenigliche Spitenkloeppel-Musterschule, 
Schneeberg. Laces. 

Krueger, H., Wwe., Schiffbeck bei Ham- 
burg. Art embroidery. (Installed in 
German section Liberal Arts Palace. "> 

Gold, silver and bronze medals Chicago. 

San Francisco, Antwerp, Hamburg, 

Bremen, Luebeck. 

Krause, Lina, Berlin. Embroidered por- 
tier. 

Kempf & Paulus, Plauen (Sachsen). 
Embroideries, etc. (Installed in Ger- 
man section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Kunststickereischule des Badischen 
Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Embroi- 
dered pillows. 

Laeuger, Emma, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- 
ion. 

Langbein, Paula, Magdeburg. Sofa 
cushion. 

Lang-Kurz, Minna, Magdeburg. Em- 
broideries. 

Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- 
ion. 

Luthmer, Emmy, Berlin. Portiers, em- 
broidery on satin. 

Maltzahn, Freifrau von, Spandau. Table 
covers, etc. 

Olbrich, Joseph M., Darmstadt. .Art em- 
broidery, etc. 

Oppler, Else, Berlin. Embroidery. 

Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Art em- 
broidery. 

Rentsch, F., Leipzig. Flag and banner 
embroider}'. 

Ripberger, Clara, Dresden. Embroidei;v. 

Schiffel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. 

Schwarz, Albert, Ravensburg. Portiers, 
etc. (Installed in German section Lib- 
eral Arts Palace.) 

Singer, Johannes, Plauen i.V. Tull laces, 
etc. (Installed in German section Lib- 
eral Arts Palace.) 

Sivers, Clara von, Hasensee (Berlin), 
Embroidery. 

Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Em- 
broiderv. 

Timmel, Ernst, & Co., Plauen i.V. Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in German 
section. Liberal Arts.) 

Thiele & Steinert, Berlin. Lace and 
fringes, installed in German Build- 
ing.) 

Troeltsch & Hanselmann, Weissenburg. 
Laces after antique designs. (Installed 
in German Building.) 



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Weindler, Wilhelm, & Co., Plauen. Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in German 
section, Liberal Arts.) 

Winkler, H ermine, Stuttgart. Portiers. 

Wirth, Emma, Stuttgart. Embroidered 
table cover. 

GROUP 60. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Hegermann, L., Berlin. Glove leather. 
Heil, J., Hamburg- Wandsbeck. Colored 

leather. 



GROUP 61. 

(Installed in German Section 'Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Herkuleswerke, Korsett-und Spiralfeder- 

fabriken, Oberkaufungen bei Kassel. 

Corset ribs, etc. 
Plaut & Zoellner, Berlin. Collars, cuffs, 

blouses. 
Scherf, Carl, Limbach i.Sachsen. Gloves. 
Patent-Flachswirkerei Coeln, Coeln. 

Original linen mesh underwear. 



GREAT BRITAIN. 



105 



GREAT BRITAIN 



LOCATION: PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BLOCKS 78 TO 86 
INCLUSIVE. AISLES D, E, G AND i, 2, 3. 



Cutlery — Silversmiths*' and Goldsmiths' Ware. 



GROUP 29. 

Gaunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. 

Uniform buttons, badges, medals, orna- 
ments and swords. 

GROUP 30. 

Wells, John, London. English, Irish 

and Scotch silver plated ware. 

GROUP 33. 

Harehope Mining & Quarrjdng Co., Ltd., 

London. (See Group 116.) 

GROUP 34- 

Aberdeen Comb Works Co., Ltd., Aber- 
deen. Combs, tumblers and fancy ar- 
ticles made from horn and tortoise 
shell. 

Ardeshir & Byramji, London and India. 
(Shown in Pavilion of Indian Tea As- 
sociation.) 

Bhumgara & Company, London and 
India. (Shown in Pavilion of Indian 
Tea Association.) 

GROUP 37. 

Harehope Mining & Quarrying Co., Ltd., 

London. (See Group 116.) 
Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Decorative 

joinery. 
Trollope, George, & Sons, London. Dec- 
orative treatment of rooms and furni- 
ture in various styles and periods. (In- 
stalled in the British Royal Pavilion.) 
Builders, decorators and upholsterers. 
Established over a century. The British 
Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 
by Messrs. Trollope. Work designed 
awd carried out in any style. Designs 
and estimates can be obtained from their 
American representative, Charles Bruce 
Wood, at the British Pavilion. 



Verde Antico Marble Co., Ltd., London. 

Columns and decorative objects exe- 
cuted in Verde Antico marble (Greek). 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. Decor- 
ated and furnished apartments. 
A pavilion representing an English coun- 
try house containing 13 rooms, decor- 
ated in various styles showing the 
adaptation of the historic designs to suit 
modern requirements, with reproductions 
of rare examples of furniture and car- 
pets, will be found here. Waring & Gil- 
low were awarded Double Grand Prix 
and five gold medals in Paris, 1900. 181 
Oxford St., London. 8 rue Gluck, Paris. 

GROUP 38. 

Birch, William, Ltd., London. Drawing 

room, dining room and bedroom fur- 
niture, upholstery, chairs and sofas. 
Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Household 

furniture. 
48-50 Margaret Street, London. Up- 
holsterers, decorators, cabinet makers, 
electrical engineers. Complete installa- 
tions. Specialties in English, French 
and Italian styles. Exact reproductions 
of interior decorations and furniture of 
old castles, as well as original designs. 
See our reproductions in British Pavilion 
on World's Fair Grounds of the Ban- 
queting Hall in Kensington Palace. 
Trollope, George, & Sons, London. (See 

Group 37.) 
Established over a century. The British 
Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 
by Messrs. Trollope. Furniture in all 
styles — reproductions of authentic pieces. 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See 
Group 37.) 

GROUP 41. 

Wright, Peter, & Sons, Dudley. Anvils, 

solid wrought, vices, patent leg and 
parallel. 



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DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



GROUP 42. 

Trollope, George, & Sons, London. 

Printed papers. (See Group 37.) 
F'stablished over a century. The British 
Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 
by ^Messrs. Trollope. 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See 

Group 2)7-) 

GROUP 43. 

Greenwich Inlaid Linoleum Co., Ltd., 

London. Inlaid linoleum. 
Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Carpets. 
Trollope, George, & Sons, London. 

Carpets and rugs. (See Group ^J.) 
Established over a century. The British 
Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 
by ^Messrs. Trollope. 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See 

Group Z7-) 

GROUP 44. 

Birch, William, Ltd., London. (See 

Group 38.) 

Mellier. Ch., & Co., London. Upholstered 
chairs. 

Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- 
chines for curtain manufacture. Space 
419. 

Trollope, George, & Sons, London. (See 
Group :i7.') 

Established over a century. The British 

Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 

by Atessrs. Trollope. 

Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See 
Group '38.) 

GROUP 45. 

Ashworth, G. L., & Brothers, Hanley. 

Decorated earthenware (ironstone 

china). 
Baron, W. L., Barnstaple. Barnstaple 

art pottery. 
Booths, Ltd., Tunstall. Decorated 

earthenware. 
Brannam, Charles H., Devon. Dinner 

ware in Royal Semi-Porcelain. 
BuUey, Herbert E., Torquay. Original 

Devonshire pottery. 
Cloisonne Mosaic Co., London. Cloisonne 

mosaic. 
Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co., Ltd., 

Staffordshire. Decorated china. 
Doulton & Co., Ltd., London. Pottery. 

china, earthenware and decorated 

stoneware. 
Elton, Sir Edmund Harry, Bart., Somer- 
set. Elton ware. Decorated pottery. 

Designed bv Sir E. H. Elton, Bart. 
Grindley, W. H., & Co., Tunstall. Semi- 
porcelain dinner ware. 



Johnson Brothers (Hanley), Ltd. Earth- 
enware. 

Macintyre & Co., Ltd., Burslem. Deco- 
rative objects. 

Maddock & Sons, Ltd., Burslem. Semi- 
porcelain. Vitrified porcelain. 

Meakin, A., Ltd., Tunstall. Semi-porce- 
lain. Tiles. 

Minton Hollins & Co., Stoke-Upon-Trent. 
Tiles. Decorative enamels. 

Mintons, Ltd., Stoke-Upon-Trent. Dec- 
orated china 

Sherwin & Cotton, Staffordshire. Glazed 
tiles for interior decoration. 

Taylor, W. Howson, Birmingham. Deco- 
rated earthenware. 

Universal Transfer Co., Tunstall. 
Ceramic transfers. 

Wardle & Co., Ltd., Hanley. Art pot- 
ter}'-. 

Watkin, Henry, Burslem. Heat recorder. 

Welsh Industries Association, London. 
Decorated pottery. 

Wengers, Limited, Stoke-on-T rent. 
Chemicals, potters' colors, and articles 
used in the manufacture of earthen- 
ware, etc. 

Woolliscroft, G., & Son, Ltd., Stafford- 
shire. Faience, gas stoves, tiles and 
hearths. 

GROUP 46. 

Bradley, W., Sheffield. Equilibrium ball 

bib and meter taps. 

GROUP 47. 

Moncrieff, John, Perth. Gauge glasses 

and sight feed lubricator glasses. 

GROUP 48. 

Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., 

Ltd.. Cambridge. (See Groups 19 and 
71, Departments C and F, Liberal Arts 
and Electricity.) 
Sim, John, Montrose. Patent grate. 

GROUP 50. 

Piatt Brothers & Co., Ltd., Oldham. 

Cotton ginning, opening, scrutching, 
carding, combing, preparing and spin- 
ning machinery. 

Wilson Brothers Bobbin Co., Ltd., 
Liverpool. Bobbins and shuttles of all 
kinds. 

Wilson & Co., Barnsley, Ltd., Barnsley. 
Shielded bobbins, enamelled. 

GROUP 53. 
Singer Mfp. Co., The, London. Ma- 
chines for manufactures not otherwise 
specified. Space 4i0- 



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107 



For clothing, hosiery, shirts, collars, cor- 
sets, boots, sails, carpets, saddlery, up- 
holstery, hemstitching, etc., etc. Shown 
in motion. 

GROUP 54. 

Lee, Daniel, & Co., Manchester. Furnish- 
ing fabrics of cotton, pure or mixed, 
dyed or printed. 

Turnbull & Stockdale, Ltd., London. 
Printed fabrics. 

GROUP 55. 
Brown, John S., & Sons, Belfast. Da- 
mask linen handkerchiefs. 
Gourepore Company, Ltd., Calcutta. 

Jute. 

Lee, Daniel, & Co., Manchester. Fur- 
nishing fabrics of flax, hemp, or jute, 
pure or mixed, dyed or printed. 

Liddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. 
Household linens. 

Steel & Co., Dunfermline Limited, Dun- 
fermline. Linen damask, table cloths. 

GROUP 57- 
Brown, Miss C, London. Curtains of 

hand-woven basket cloth. 

Canterbury Weavers, Canterbury. Dec- 
orative textiles. 

Garnett, Miss Anne, Windermere. Speci- 
mens of brocaded and other textiles. 

George, Herbert T., and Edmund A. 
Hunter, Haslemere. Woven altar 
frontal. 

Grout & Co., Ltd., London. Black silk 
crape. Crepes de Chine. Scarfs. 

Manufacturers silk crape, gauzes, etc. 

General Agent, William G. Hitchcock, 

No. 395 Broadway, New York. 

Hunter, Edmund A., Haslemere. Deco- 
rative textiles. 

Lee, Arthur H., Warrington. Specimens 
of machine woven tapestry hangings. 

Liberty & Co., Ltd., London. Decora- 
tive textiles. 

Nicholson, J. O., Macclesfield. Decora- 
tive silk brocades. 

Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- 
chines for making trimmings. ■Ma- 
chines for lacing jacquard pattern 
cards. Space 410. 

Trollope, George, & Sons, London. Fa- 
brics, brocades, etc. (See Group 37.) 

Established over a century. The British 

Pavilion built, decorated and furnished 

by Messrs. Trollope. 

GROUP 58. 

Art, Polytechnic School of, Battersea, 

London. Cushion covers, screen panel, 
piano front, table centre. 



Art, Municipal School of, Manchester. 

Cushions, fire-screen, replica of the 
cover for an address presented to their 
Royal Highnesses the Prince and 
Princess of Wales. 

Art, Municipal School of, Plymouth. 
Bed spread, table centre, wall panel. 

Art, School of, Worcester. Tray cloth 
of white floral embroidery. 

Birkin, T. J., & Co., Nottingham. Ma- 
chine made lace curtains. 

Birmingham Municipal School of Art, 
Birmingham. (^liss N. E. Wheeler) 
Embroidery. 

Borg, P. P., & Co., Malta. Maltese lace. 

Buckingham Pillow Lace Industry (Miss 
'M. E. Burrowes), Buckingham. Lace. 

Collier, Mrs. Ethel, Devonshire. Devon- 
shire lace. 

Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, Ardee. 
Tatting, crochet and point lace. 

Convent of Mercy, Killarney, Ireland. 
Needle point lace. 

Convent of Mercy, St. Joseph's, Kinsale, 
Ireland. Cardinal cape of black Lim- 
erick lace, other laces. 

Convent of Poor Clares, Kenmare. 
Needlepoint laces. 

Convent, St. Katherines, London. Ec- 
clesiastical embroideries. 

Convent of St. Louis, Carrickmacross. 
Carrickmacross laces. 

Convent of Sisters of Charity, Tubber- 
curry. Limerick and Carrickmacross 
laces. 

Crawford Municipal School of Art, Cork. 
Limerick and crochet laces. 

Crossmaglen Lace School, Crossmaglen. 
Carrickmacross laces. 

Day, Lewis F., London. Embroideries. 

Debenham & Freebody, London. Baby 
frock and petticoat. Two Pages' cos- 
tumes. 

Fowler, Mrs., Honiton. Honiton laces 
and Honiton lace fan made for H. R. 
H., the Princess of Wales. 

Garnett, Miss Anne, Bowness on Win- 
dermere. Embroideries. 

Gophir Diamond Company, Ltd., Lon- 

• don. The jewelry exhibited on the 
figures in the lace court is lent by the 
above company. 

Haywards (Royal Lacemen) London. 
Irish and English laces. 

Herbert, Miss E., Exeter. Devonshire 
laces. 

Home Industries, Donard. Carrickma- 
cross laces. 

Liddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. 
Embroidered linen. 

Macclesfield Embroidery School, Mac- 
clesfield. Embroideries. 



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North Buckinghamshire Lace Associa- 
tion, Buckinghamshire. Buckingham- 
shire laces. 
Nottingham, City of, Nottingham. Ma- 
chine-made laces. 
O'Brien, Mrs. Vere, Ennis. Limerick 

laces and tea-gown of Limerick lace. 
Pearson, Mrs., Sidbury, Devonshire 

laces. 
Pryce, Miss Maud M., Kingston-on- 
Thames. Blotting cases and photo- 
graph frame. 
Royal Irish School of Art Needlework, 
Dublin. Embroideries and evening 
dress of Irish embroidery and lace. 
Royal School of Art Needlework, Lon- 
don. Embroideries. 
Simpson, Mrs., Stratford. Pouch worked 
in fine cross-stitch, gold, silver and 
colomed silks. 
Sivewright, Miss H. A., Oxford. Buck- 
inghamshire laces. 
Smith, Miss M. A., London. Cut work 

and embroideries. 
Switzer & Co., Ltd., Dublin. Evening 

dress of Carrickmacross lace. 
Symonds, Miss Mary, London. Pelerine 
or stole of English embroidery. 



Taylor, Miss Una, London. Embroid- 
eries. 

Thompson, Miss C. T., London. Em- 
broidered fan. 

Trevelyan, Miss Audrey, Seaton. Even- 
ing dress of Honiton Guipure lace and 
fan. 

Vigers, F., and Miss Symonds, London. 
Ecclesiastical embroideries. 

Viola & Co., Ltd., London. Bridal dress 
and two walking dresses of lace and 
embroidery. 

Waddington, D. & H., Bolton. Chair- 
back of linen applique embroidery, two 
cushion covers of applique satin em- 
broidery. 

GROUP 60. 

Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- 
chines for stitching furs. Space 419. 

GROUP 61. 

Benham, Miss Maud, London. Patent 

telescopic and collapsible umbrella. 
Gaunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. 

(See Group 29.) 



HAITI 



LOCATION: 



INSTALLED IN THE PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND 
GAME. 



Various Manufactures. 



GROUP 31. 

Clermont, Fils, Masonic jewels, thimbles. 

GROUP 38. 

Department of Agriculture. Chairs, arm 

chairs, sofas, prepared leathers. 

GROUP 44. 

Chavris. Embroidered Haitian flag, em- 
broidered American flag. 

GROUP 45. 

Menos, G. Assorted bricks. 
Poveda, Assorted shoes. 



GROUP 58. 

La Madeleine Orphan School for Girls, 

Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph 
of Clumy, under protection of the 
Government and President N o r d 
Alexis. Luxeuil lace skirt. Infant's 
bonnet, handkerchiefs, neckties, in- 
fant's clothing, cushions, articles of 
spindle lace, Colbert's embroidery, and 
Luxeuil lace. 

GROUP 60. 

Desusse. Assorted shoes. 
Hepple, W. Goat skin. 



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LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 32. AISLES 11, 12 

AND B. 



Silversmiths' Work — ^Jewelry — Leather Articles. 



GROUP 30. 

Bachruch, A., Budapest. Gold and sil- 
ver articles, enameled articles. 

Tarjan, Oszkar, Budapest. Enameled 
jewelry, designed by Oszkar Tarjan 
and Sandor Apati Abt. 

Wisinger, Mor, Budapest. Silversmith's 
articles. 

GROUP 31. 
Bachruch, A., Budapest. Fine jewelry. 

GROUP 33. 

Haraszti, Jozsef, Budapest. Plastic ar- 
ticles in bronze, designed by Gyula 
Betlen, Fulop O. Beck, Barnabas 
Hollo, Jozsef DamkO; Bela Markup, 
Ede Teles, Geza Maroti, Gyorgy Vas- 
tagh, Jr. 

Lewish, Robert, Szombathely. Church 
statuary, carved and painted. 

Ludwig, Ede, Budapest. Hanging 
lamps. 

Steiner, Armin & Ferenc, Budapest. 
Wrought copper vase. 

GROUP 34. 

Belmonte, Leo. Veszprem. Artistic 

leather goods, designed by Sandor 

Nagy. 
Fischof, Jeno, Budapest. Articles in 

embossed and painted leather. 
Tull, Viktor, Budapest. Portmonnaies, 

designed by Odon Farago. 

GROUP 36. 

Hungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- 
dapest. Collective exhibit of articles 
of Hungarian Home Industry. Col- 
laborators: 
Miss Rosalie Maugsch, Bartfa. 



GROUP 37. 

Forreider & Schiller, Budapest. The 

iron door of the Middle-Hall, designed 

by Pal Horti. 
Gregersen, G., & Fiai, Budapest. The 

Szekely-portal, with fence and towers. 
Hungarian Industrial Art Society. The 

Hungarian exhibit in the Manufactures 

Bldg. 
Jungfer, Gyula, Budapest. Articles in 

wrought or hammered metals. 
Kurbel, Jozsef, Budapest. Decorative 

painting of the Hungarian exhibit. 
Marton, Lajos, & Fia, Budapest. Part 

of a wrought iron fence. 

GROUP 38. 

Bodon, Karoly, & Fia., Budapest. Glass 

cabinet, designed by Odon Farago. 

Mocsay, Jozsef, Budapest. Lady's sit- 
ting room, designed by Ede Vigand 
and Sandor Nagy. 

Lindner, Mano, Budapest. Child's room 
or nursery, designed by Mariska S. 
Undi. 

Radocz, Janos, Budapest. Sewing table, 
tea table, baby chairs, designed by 
Bela Palinkas. 

Rozolofsky, Agoston, Budapest. Cab- 
inet, stand for liquors, arm-chairs, 
designed by Miklos Menyhert. 

Schmidt, Miksa, Budapest. Parlor fur- 
niture. Louis XVI style, designed by 
Ede Vigand. 

Simai, Lajos, Budapest. Dining-room 
furniture, designed by Pal Horti. 

Vukovics & Kaufmann, Budapest. Cab- 
inet for silverware. 

GROUP 41. 

Kissling, Rudolf, & Fia, Budapest. 

Bronze chandeliers and articles in 
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GROUP 43. 

Agbaba, Mrs. Adel, Eszek. Knotted 

wool rug. 
Greguss-Mirkovszky, Mrs. Gizella, 

Ujpest. Articles in burned velvet, 
velours nacre, designed by herself. 

Grunbaum, William, Nagybecskerek. 
Handwoven rugs. 

Horvath, Jolan, Miss, Budapest. Ar- 
ticles in burned and painted velvet. 

Hungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- 
dapest. Carpets, rugs and tapestry. 
Collaborator: 
Miss Nina Lang, Nemetelemer. 

Kabay, Mrs. Daniel, Budapest. Silk rug. 

Kovalszky, Mrs. Sarolta, Nemetelemer. 
Woven wall coverings, designed by 
Aladar Kriesch, Janos Vaszary, Pal- 
Horti, Sandor Nagy. Handwoven cot- 
ton carpets. 

Szalay, Miss Maria, Czinkota. Woven 
cushions. 

Szuts, A., Budapest. Upholsterings of 
the furniture exhibited by Janos Ra- 
docz. 

Textile School, Pozsony. Knotted rugs, 
designed bj- Aladar Kriesch. 

GROUP 45. 

Fisher, Emil, Tovarosi, Budapest. Por- 
celain and majolica goods. 

Fisher, Jeno, Farkashazi, Herend. Por- 
celains. 

Hungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- 
dapest. Pottery. Collaborators: 
John Fulop, Korond. 
Desider Fulop, Szekely Udvarhely. 
Alexander Molnar, Szentes. 
Stoneware Factory from HoUohaza, 
Kohohaza. 

Industry Promoting Committee from 
the Ugocsa District Xagy 'Szollos. 

Kossuch, Janos, Szinobanya. Table 
ware and majolica goods. 

Nagy, Sigismund and Francis, B. Apat- 
falva. Colored (painted) stone wares, 
hand work. 

Zsolnay, Miklos, Budapest. Ceramiq 
goods and articles of every day use. 

GROUP 47. 

Kossuch, Janos, Budapest. Glassware. 
Roth, Miksa, Budapest. Mosaics of glass, 

eosin and marble. 
Sovanka, Istvan, Zay Ugrocz. Glass- 



GROUP 57. 
Royal Hungarian Inspectorate of Seri- 
culture, Szegszard. Raw silk and co- 
coons. 

GROUP 58. 

Berger, S., Zagrab. Needleworks and 

weavings from Croatia. 

Csorba, Samuel, Brasso. Cotton needle- 
works from Transsylvania. 

Dekani, Arpad, Halas. Needle and 
thread laces after his own designs. 

Farkas, Miss Gizella, Banffyhimyad. 
]M,odern hand needle works from Ka- 
lotaszeg. 

Garai, Budapest. Embroidery applique. 

Gyarmathy, Mrs. Sigismund De, Banffy- 
Hunyad. Silk and cotton needle 
works from Kalotaszeg. 

Hungarian Trading Co., Ltd., Budapest. 
Embroider^-. Collaborators: 
Louis Kolozsvari, Banffyhunyad. 
Jakob Langer, Verbo. 
Mark Blum, Verbo. 
Hofman Sonnenschein, Verbo. 
Joseph Freud, Verbo. 
Koloman Bozsik, Kun Szent Marton. 
Alexander Voros, Monor. 
Louis Mendelovics, Debrecen. 
Home Industry from Menes-Gyorok, 
Gj'orok. 

Home Industry from the Hont Dis- 
trict, Ipolysag. 

Isabella Home Industry Society, Poz- 
sony. Silk and cotton needle works. 

Lazar, Mrs. Bela De, Zsebely. Hand 
embroidered cotton blouses. 

Lenhardt, Mrs. Joseph De, Magyaro. 
Needle works from Transj-lvania. 

Misztarka, George, Budapest. Silk 
i screens and artistic needle work. 

Nagy, Mrs. Louis De, Kolozsvar. An- 
tique hand needle work from Kalotas- 
zeg. 

GROUP 60. 

Dan Brothers, Budapest. Undressed 

Hungarian furs, red fox, baumarten. 
stonemarten, otter, fitch, badger and 
hare. 

Hungarian Trading Co., Budapest. Cape. 
Collaborator: 
John Fulop, Korond. 

Mazan, Jozsef, Miskolcz. Furrier's ar- 
ticles embroidered. 



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LOCATION: IN PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. GROUPS 28, 29, 32, 34, 

35, 36, 4i» 43» 44 (Part) 47, 48, 49, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60 and 61. 

IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. GROUPS 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 44 

(Part), 45 and 58. 



Stationery, Gold and Silversmith's Work, Vases, Laces, Silks, Etc. 



GROUP 28. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
STATIONERY. 

Fukita, Yosuke, Tokio. Artists' mate- 
rials. 

Ida, Tokubei, Osaka. Artists' materials. 

Inouye, Kanetaro, Tokio. Drawing in- 
struments. 

Ito, Shobei, Nagoya. Drawing instru- 
ments. 

Kamada, Yeizo, Osaka. Stationery. 

Mayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. Pen wipers. 

Midsutani, Karoku, Nara-Ken. Draw- 
ing instruments. • 

Nakamura, Zenyemon, Kyoto. Drawing 
instruments. 

Oka, Ihei, Osaka. Pencil sharpeners. 

Shibukawa, Kikusaburo, Tokio. Draw- 
ing instruments. 

Suzuki, Tokujiro, Osaka. Drawing in- 
struments. 

Takei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Copying 
books. 

Tsutsuminaka, Unosuke, Kyoto. Draw- 
ing instruments. 

Yokita, Yosuke, Tokio. Drawing in- 
strument. 

GROUP 29. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Sakai, Kaneyoshi, Osaka-Fu. Scissors, 
knives. 

Seki Hamonosho Kumiai (Seki Cutlery 
Merchants Union), Gifu-Ken. Dag- 
gers. 

Senga, Tetsukichi, Osaka. Scissors, 
knives. 

Wada, Sohachi, Osjaka. Shears. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Daggers. 



GROUP 30. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 
GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS' WORK 

Aoki, Yoshikiyo, Kyoto. 
Asaoka, Iwataro, Yokohama. 
Fujishima, Suekichi. Kyoto. 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. 
Haneda, Chubei, Osaka. 
Hasegawa, Katsukiyo, Tokio. 
Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. 
Hirata, Shigemitsu, Tokio. 
Hori, Yonekichi, Osaka. 
Igarashi, Katsujiro, Tokio. 
Inouye, Koshiro, Tokio. 
Ito, Sadabumi, Tokio. 
Iwasaki Co., Tokio. 
Jobi, Yeisuke, Kyoto. 
Kagawa, Katsuhiro, Tokio. 
Kanaya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. 
Kashima, Yeijiro, Tokio. 
Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio. 
Kawaguchi, Yohei, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Ko jiro, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Zembei, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Torn, Tokio. 
Komai, Otojiro, Kyoto. 
Koyama, Takejiro, Kyoto. 
Kubota, Gorobei, Kyoto. 
Kumagae, Uhachi, Tokio. 
Kurokawa, Hidekatsu, Tokio. 
Kusakari, Toyotaro, Tokio. 
Mikawa, Kozaburo, Tokio. 
Miyabe, Atsuyoshi, Kyoto. 
Miyabayashi, Sozo, Osaka. 
Miyamoto, Katsu, Tokio. 
Muramatsu, Manzaburo, Tokio. 
Murata, Kimbei, Tokio. 
Namekawa, Sadakatsu, Tokio. 
Omachi, Yeijiro, Tokio. 
Ozeki, Teijiro, Yokohama. 
Saito, Masakichi, Tokio. 
Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. 



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Sasaki, Minekichi, Okayama-Ken. 
Shinjo, Inokichi, Tokio. 
Shimoda, Seitaro, Toyama-Ken. 
Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. 
Shinohara, Jushiro, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu-Ken. 
Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. 
Tamahashi, Nisuke, Niigata-Ken. 
Tamino, Teruchika, Toyama-Ken. 
Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. 
Tsukata, Shukyo, Tokio. 
Uyeda, Chobei, Kyoto. 
Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. 
Yamaguchi Tankin Co., Osaka. 
Yamamoto, Kanejiro, Tokio. 
Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. 
Yamasaki, Kamekichi, Tokio. 
Yendo, Tomojiro, Tokio. 
Yuasa, Toshichika, Kyoto. 

CLOISONNE WORKS 

Adachi, Kinjiuro, Nagoya. 

Ando, Jiubei, Nagoya. 

Gonta, Hirosuke, Nagoya. 

Goto, Chiyono, Yokohama. 

Goto, Fusataro, Nagoya. 

Goto, Genjiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hattori, Kichibei, Aichi-Ken. 

Hattori, Tadasaburo, Nagoya. 

Hattori, Umetaro, Nagoya. 

Hattori, Kyozaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Hirano, Kichibei, Kyoto. ' 

Hayakawa, Kamejiro, Nagoya. 

Hayashi, Hachizaemon, Nagoya. 

Hayashi, Tozaemon, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Yasujiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Daisaku, Representative of Tai- 
rin Wwan. Kiomeikai, Aichi-Ken. 

Kyomei Kwai, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Kodenji, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Chuzo, Representative of Haya- 
shi Co., Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Seigoro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hashi, Kuwajiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. 

Ichiban Co., Nagoya. 

Ichikawa, Tsunezo, Nagoya. 

Ikai, Sanjiro, Nagoya. 

Ikeo, Kimbei, Aichi-Ken. 

Inaba, Nanaho, Kyoto. 

Isshiki, Shuriki, Nagoya. 

Kawade, Shibataro, Nagoya. 

Kawaguchi, Bunzaemon, Nagoya. 

Kawano, Yoshitaro, Yokohama. 

Kodama, Seizaburo, Nagoya. 

Komabayashi, Suekichi, Nagoya. 

Kumeno, Teitaro, Nagoya. 

Kuno, Heisuke, Aichi-Ken. 

Kyoshin-Sha, Kyoto. 

Mizoguchi, Teiji, Aichi-Ken. 

Mizuno, Ihei, Nagoya. 

Mizutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 



Mori, Natsujiro, Nagoya. 

Murase, Jinzaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Nagata, Sojiuro, Nagoya. 

Nakamura, Tsurukichi, Nagoya. 

Namikoshi Kyomei Shippo Kwai, Na- 
goya. 

Namikawa, Sosuke, Tokio. 

Noma, Kitaji and Kume, Nobutsuna, Na- 
goya. 

Nonogaki, Naojiro, Nagoya. 

Ogasawara, Takejiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Ohashi, Tsunesaburo, Nagoya. 

Okamoto, Shozaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Tamejiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Jiunobei, Nagoya. 

Ota, Katsusaburo, Representative of 
Honyei Sha, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Harujiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Hyozo, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Toshiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Tomoemon, Nagoya. 

Sano, Toyosaburo, Kyoto. 

Sato, Bunjiro, Nagoya. 

Sato, Nasuemon, Yokohama. 

Sato, Sentaro, Yokohama. 

Shibayama, Ichisaburo, Nagoya. 

Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. 

Shimizu, Shige, Nagoya. 

Shippokwan Kaisha, Aichi-Ken. 

Suzuki, Yaroku, Nagoya. 

Suzuki, Toramatsu, Nagoya. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Takahara, Komajiro, Kyoto. 

Takasaki, Takaichiro, Tokio. 

Takaya Bros., Kyoto. 

Takeda, Saijiro, Representative of Ho- 
sansha, Aichi-Ken. 

Takeda, Tsunesuke, Aichi-Ken. 

Takeda, Genjiuro, Aichi-Ken. 

Takeda, Saijiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Takeda, Seikuro, Aichi-Ken. 

Takeda, Chiuemon, Aichi-Ken. 

Takito Co., Nagoya. 

Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. 

Terazawa, Yeijiro, Nagoya. 

Tomiki, Shobei, Nagoya. 

Tsukamoto, Hikokichi, Aichi-Ken. 

Tsukamoto, Tojiuro, Aichi-Ken. 

Tsumamoto, Takisaburo, Nagoya. 

Tsukamoto, Jimbei, Nagoya. 

Yamada, Kanjiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Yamamoto, Yuzan, Kyoto. 

Yasukawa, Hyozo, Yokohama. 

Yoshida, Shaki, Aichi-Ken. • 

GROUP 31. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

WORK OF AGATE AND QUARTZ. 

Akai, Kageaki, Tokio. 

Kawashima, Katsuzo Koma, Isaburo and 

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WORK OF AGATE. 

Kobayashi, Sakuzaemon, Representative 

of Jitsugyo Dantai, Fukui-Ken. 
Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 

WORK OF QUARTZ. 

Ishihara, Sohei, Kofu. 
Tanaka, Akihiro, Kofu. 
Tanaka, Seijiro, Kofu. 
Tanzawa, Kihachiro, Kofu. 
Tsuchiya, Kihachiro, Kofu. 
Tsuchiya, Aizo, Kofu. 
Tsuchiya, Muneyuki, Kofu. 
Yoda, Kesazo, Tokio. 
Yoishi, Kaoru, Kofu. 

WORK OF PEARL (CULTIVATED). 
Mikimoto, Kokichi, Miye-Ken. 

WORK OF JEWELRY. 

Kurokawa, Denschichi, Ibaragi-Ken. Pin 

ornaments. 
Numata, Sangoro, Ibaragi-Ken, 



GROUP 32. 

Takada, Saijiro, Tokio. Clocks and parts 

of clocks. 



GROUP 33. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

ART WORK IN BRONZE, CAST IRON 
AND WROUGHT IRON. 

Abe, Yensai, Tokio. 
Arai, Yasujiro, Osaka. 
Fujikawa, Teishi, Niigata-Ken. 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. 
Fukuda, Bros., Osaka. 
Hatsuda, Kojiro, Shiga Ken. 
Hasegawa, Kameyemon, Kioto. 
Hasegawa, Kojiro, Osaka. 
Hayashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto. 
Hirano, Kichibei, Kyoto. 
Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 
Idsumi, Seijo, Tokio. 
Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 
Inui, Yeizaburo, Kyoto. 
Imai, Wasaburo, Kyoto. 
Ishii, Kihei, Tokio. 
Kadoha, Kanzaemon, Yokohama. 
Kamiya, Teijiro, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kanaya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. 
Kanazawa, Gensuke, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kaneda, Kanejiro, Tokio. 
Kano, Seiun, Tokio. 
Katori, Hidemasa, Tokio-Fu. 
Kawakami, Katsutoshi, Tokio. 
Kihara, Hoshu, Tokio. 
Kitamura, Kihei, Osaka. 



Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Koidsumi, Genzaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. 

Kumekawa, Yeikichi, Kobe. 

Kuritani, Genroku, Tokio. 

Kuroda, Kiichi, Kyoto. 

Kuroha, Gimbei, Ibaragi-Ken. 

Kurokawa, Hidekatsu, Tokio. 

Maki, Mitsuhiro, Tokio. 

Makino, Sotojiro, Tokio. 

Metal Works St. Louis Exposition Ex- 
hibitors' Association, Ishikawa-Ken. 

Midsutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Mimino, Kashichi, Osaka. 

Miyamoto, Yunan, Nagoya. 

Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. 

Momi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 

Morita, Soju, Iberagi-Ken. 

Murakami, Hikoshiro, Kyoto. 

Murakami, Chubei, Kyoto. 

Murakami, Takejiro, Kyoto. 

Nagamatsu, Sajiro, Kyoto. 

Nagasaka, Tasaburo, Kyoto. 

Nakamura, Hambei, Osaka, 

Nakamura, Kinosuke, Tokio. 

Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. 

Nakano, Sakujiro, Osaka. 

Nishii, Yohei, Kyoto. 

Nishikawa, Ginzo, Yokohama. 

Nishimura, Yasubei, Kyoto. 

Noboriyama, Kinzo, Yokohama. 

Nogami, Ryoki, Tokio. 

Nokawa, Noboru, Kyoto. 

Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. 

Oka, Ihei, Osaka. 

Okatani, Sosuke, Nagoya. 

Okazaki, Sessei, Tokio. 

Omori, Katsuhide, Ibaragi-Ken. 

Osaka Bronze Company Branch Office, 
Osaka. 

Otsuka, Masuzo, Kyoto. 

Sekiguchi, Torakichi, Niigata. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Shima, Sahei, Osaka. 

Shimamura, Shingo, Kioto. 

Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. 

Shiozaki, Rihei, Representative of Taka- 
oka Bronze IMerchants' Association, 
Toyama-Ken. 

Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Tachibana, Zentaro, Osaka. 

Takahashi, Saijiro, Kyoto. 

Takao, Sadashichi, Osako. 

Takemoto, Kiuzaemon, Osako. 

Tamahashi, Nisuke, Niigata. 

Tamakawa, Kahuhei, Niigata. 

Tateno, Nisakichi, Ishikawa-Ken. 

Tsutsumi, Yosojiro, Kyoto. 

Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. 

Yamada, Shinsuke, Tokio. 

Yamamoto, Meijiro, Tokio. 

Yamamoto, Naojiro, Kyoto. 

Yamamoto, Yonezo, Osaka. 

Yamamoto, Yaheiji, Niigata. 



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Yamanaka, Gembei, Kyoto. 
Yamanaka Company, Osaka. 
Yoshikawa, Magoshiro, Kyoto. 
Yoshita, Teizo, Osaka. 
Yoshida, Yasubei, Kioto. 

GROUP 34- 

FINE LEATHER GOODS AND 
FANCY ARTICLES. 

(Installed in Palaces of Manufactures 
and Varied Industries.) 

Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. 

Chasenshoku Kumiai, Tea Beater Mak- 
ers' xA.ssociation, Nara-Ken. 

Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 

Goto, Kamataro, Kanagawa-Ken. 

Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. 

Hodota, Tokichi, Yokohama. 

Honda, Tokujiro, Osaka. 

Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. 

Ishida, Kamekichi, Osaka. 

Ishikawa, Tarokichi, Tokio. 

Ishikawa-Ken Chokoku Exhibitors' Asso- 
ciation, Isikawa-Ken. 

Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. 

Ito, Kohei, Niigata. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. 

Izawa, Riichiro, Kyoto. 

Kanazawa, Naraichi, Nara-Ken. 

Kataki, Tokumatsu, Hyogoken. 

Kato, Chohei, Gifu. 

Kato, Kikumatsu, Tokio. 

Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio. 

Kawase, Masashichi, Osaka. 

Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. 

Kobayashi, Ryonosuke, Tokio. 

Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. 

Koyama, Kakejiro, Kyoto. 

Kumagaye, Daijiro, Tokio. 

Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. 

Kutsutani, Takijiro, Tokio. 

Matsubashi, Masazo, Osaka. 

Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. 

Mayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. 

Miye-Ken Paper Tobacco Pouch Mer- 
chants' Association, ]\Iiye-Ken. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. 

Miyauchi, Ryosuke, Tokio. 

Nakata, Yonematsu, Tokio. 

Ohno, Yasuji, Hyogoken. 

Sakurai, Yeizo, Tokio. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Sugiye, Shimbei, Osaka. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Taiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing 
Co., Byoritsu. Plate doilies. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section. Palace of 
Agriculture). 

Takahashi, Shikanosuke, Kyoto 



Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. 
Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. 
Takito Co., Nagoya. 
Tanaka, Yasuzumi, Tokio. 
Tokioka, Sakubei, Osaka. 
Toshiyama, Yonejiro, Osaka. 
Takata, Namiya, Iwate Ken. 
Uraku, Ushichiro, Hyogoken. 
Wakabayashi, Kiuji, Shiga Ken. 
Watanabe, Tokuhei, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Seizo, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Naojiro, Yokohama. 
Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 
Yanagiwara, Tsunehiro, Shimane Ken. 
Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. 
Yoshizaki, Tsuneshichi, Osaka. 
Yube, Ugemon, Toyamaken. 

BASKET WORK. 
(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Chiam-tin-Kiong, Formosa. (Installed 
in Japanese Section, Palace of Agri- 
culture.) 

Chiam-sian-lam, Formosa. (Installed in 
Japanese Section, Palace of Agricul- 
ture.) 

Inaba, Tamo, Formosa. (Installed in 
Japanese Section, Palace of Agricul- 
ture.) 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Formosa. (Installed in 
Japanese Section, Palace of Agricul- 
ture.) 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 

Hattori, Seizaburo, Osaka. 

lidsuka, Kikuji, Tochigi Ken. 

Ishizeka, Sanetaro, Tokio. 

Kakuriu Goshi Kwaisha. Hyogo Ken. 

Kosuge, Kenzo, Tokio. 

Kuroda, Denjiro, Kyoto. 

Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. 

Morita, Shintaro, Kyoto. 

Nakabe, Toranosuke, Kobe. 

Nakai Co., Kobe. 

Oka, Ihei, Osaka. 

Okubo, Rishichi. Kagawa Ken. 

Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Shidsuoka. 

Seishin Kabushikikwaisha, Branch Office, 
Kobe. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Takata, Namiya, Iwateken. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. 

BRUSHES. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Hachimura Brush Factory, Osaka. 
Izawa, Riichiro, Kioto. 
Maekawa, Yohei, Kioto. 



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VARIOUS ARTICLES IN LACQUER 
WORK. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Akatsuka, Jitoku, Tokio. 

Ariiso, Shutaro, Niigata-Ken. 

Chiba, Tokuhei, Toyama-Ken. 

Fujikawa, Meizo, Kagawa-Ken. 

Fujikawa, Kinzo, Kagawa-Ken. 

Fukuda, Kichirobei, Gifu. 

Fukuda, Jusuke, Kyoto. 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 

Fukuju, Takizo, Gifu-Ken. 

Fukuju, Yahei, Gifu-Ken. 

Fukunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. 

Fukushimaken Lacquer Ware Merchants' 
Association, Fukushima-Ken 

Hakone Bussan Goshikwaisha, Kana- 
gawa-Ken. 

Harui, Seizaburo, Kyoto. 

Hayashi, Kuhei, Tokio. 

Hayashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto. 

Hodota, Tokichi, Yokohama. 

Ichishima, Asajiro, Tokio. 

Idsumi, Suyehiro, Niigata. 

Ikeda, Matsunosuke, Tokio. 

Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 

Imadachi Gun Lacquered Ware Mer- 
chants' Association, Fukui-Ken. 

Imamura, Naonosuke, Yokohama. 

Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. 

Kakeno, Ukichi, Kyoto. 

Kanazawa Lacquer Ware Exhibitors* As- 
sociation, Ishikawa-Ken. 

Kashiwahara, Magozaemon, Tokio. 

Kato, Uhei, Tokio. 

Kawabata, Sashichi, Osaka. 

Kawasaki, Minejiro, Fukuoka-Ken. 

Kawashima, Genjiro, Niigata. 

Kawashima, Yoshinosuke, Kyoto. 

Kobayashi, Tomitaro, Yokohama. 

Kobayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. 

Komayei, Zensuke, Representative of 
Takaoka Lacquer Ware INIerchants' 
Association, Toyama-Ken. 

Koyama, Kimpei, Niigata. 

Komaki Bunjiro, Kanagawaken. 

Kumekawa, Yeikichi, Hyogoken. 

Koyama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. 

Kuroda, Mosuke, Nagoya. 

Machida, Chonosuke, Gifu. 

Maki, Kuhei, Tokio. 

Maruichi Upholstery Co., Nagasaki. 

Matsubayashi, Sadashichi, Osaka. 

Midsutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Mikami, Heijiro, Aomoki-Ken. 

Mikami, Jisaburo, Kyoto. 

Munemura, Keikichi, Niigata. 

Murata, Kimbei, Tokio. 

Nakamura, Zenkichi, Aomori Ken. 

Nara Lacquered Ware Merchants' Asso- 
ciation, Nara. 

Nishimura, Hikobei, Kyoto. 



Nisshin Lacquered Ware Factory, Tokio. 

Nisseikwan, Hyogoken. 

Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. 

Obara, Jigoemon, Toyama-Ken. 

Oi, Inosuke, Niigata. 

Okamoto, Rihei, Kobe. 

Ono, Yukichi, Tokio. 

Otomo, Gennosuke, Kyoto. 

Saito, Nasakichi, Tokio. 

Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. 

Sanuki Lacquered Ware Merchants* As- 
sociation, Kagawa-Ken. 

Sasaki, Takayasu, Tokio. 

Shibakawa, Matayemon, Osaka. 

Shibata, Bunkichi, Yokohama. 

Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Shidsuoka. 

Shikki, Jusam Kwaisha, Aomori Ken. 

Shikko, Goshiwaisha, Tokio. 

Shimidsu, Iwataro, Representative of 
Toyama Lacquer Ware Merchants' As- 
sociation, Toyama-Ken. 

Shiratori, Zengoro, Tokio. 

Shuzui, Shozaburo, Nagoya. 

Sudo, Masao, Shinsuwa-Cho, Tokio. 

Sugiyama, Shunzo, Yokohama. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Tanaka, Yahei, Kyoto. 

Tanaka & Co., Osaka. 

Tetsuka, Heiyemon. Osaka. 

Tomita, Koshichi, Kyoto. 

Tomon, Gohei, Osaka. 

Toshiyasu, Bunshiro, Hyogoken. 

Tsujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. 

Tsutada, Yeizaburo, Osaka. 

Uotsu, Shikko Kwai, Toyama Ken. 

Wajima Exhibitors' Association, Ishi- 
kawa Ken. 

Wakamatsu Lacquered Ware Merchants* 
Association, Fukushima Ken. 

Wakasa Lacquered Ware Merchants* 
Association, Fukui Ken. 

Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa Ken. 

Yamamuro, Asakichi, Yokohama. 

Yamanaka Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Ishikawa Ken. 

Yasui, Shokichi, Tokio. 

Yegami, Satojiro, Nagasaki. 

IVORY AND TORTOISE SHELL 

WORK. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Arai, Matsugoro, Tokio. 
Fujiwara, Iheiz, Osaka. 
Futayeda Teijiro, Nagasaki-Ken. 
Ikeda Chotaho, Nagasaki-Ken. 
Ikeda Seisuke, Kioto. 
Kikuchi, Yeijiro, Tokio. 
Kato, Toyokichi, Tokio. 
Kanada Kanejiro, Tokio. 
Koyama, Takejiro, Kioto. 
Murata Kichigoro, Tokio. 



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Nakamura Sosuke, Tokio. 

Noboriyama Chozo, Tokio. 

Noboriyama, Keizo, Yokohama. 

Nomura Yozo, Yokohama. 

Okamoto Sihei, Hyogoken. 

Omachi, Yeijiro and Yotsugi Tomigoro, 

Tokio. 
Sakata, Yeitaro, Nagasaki-Ken, 
Soma Kuninosuke, Tokio. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Nobuyoshi, Tokio. 
Takenoya, Daisaburo, Tokio. 
Tanaka, Iwakichi, Nagasaki-Ken. 
Uyeno, Shinshichi, Kioto. 
Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. 
Yesaki, Yeizo, Nagasaki-Ken. 

GROUP 35. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Akamatsu, Kumashichi, Oduka. Trunks. 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Taihoku. Trunks. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section, Palace of 
Agriculture). 

Hayami, Kichihei, Kyoto. Osier valise. 

Hayashi, Daisaku, Osaka. Trunks. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Agriculture.) 

Inaba, Koshun. Valises and material. 
(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 
of Agriculture.) 

Kato, Yeizo, Gifu Ken. Osier valises. 

Kawasaki, Hyotaro, Osaka Fu. Ham- 
mocks. 

Kitamura, Choxayemon, Hyogo. Osier 
valises. 

Kudsukago, Kiubei, Osaka. Osier va- 
lises. 

Midsuhara, Genjiro, Osaka. Trunks. 

Nakaya, Sennan, Osaka. Trunks. 

Nishibori, Yaichi, Gifu Ken. Osier va- 
lises. 

Nissei Kwan, Hyogo Ken. Straw works. 

Ogawa, Jisuke, Tokio. Osier valise. 

Shindo, Kumajiro, Kyoto. Osier valise. 

Uyeda, Gisaburo, Hyogo Ken. Osier 
valises. 

Yendo, Kakichiro, Hyogo Ken. Osier 
valise, valises, paper box, card case. 

GROUP 36. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Toys. 

Asaoka, Iwataro, Tokio. Toys. 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Toys. 

Fukuoka Shi Hakata Doll Traders' Asso- 
ciation, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. 

Hakone Bussan Goshi Kwaisha, Kana- 
gawa Ken. Toys. 

Hattori, Manji, Tokio. Dolls. 

Inoue, Seisuke, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. 

Kitashimidsu, Katsuzo, Kyoto. Toys. 



Kojima, Hyakuzo, Tokio. Toys. 

Kyoto Joshi Shokugye Gakko, Kyoto. 
"OsJiiye". 

Marutoku Taniguchi Branch Store, Kobe. 
Toys. 

Misaki, Seijiro, Kyoto. Dolls. 

Murai, Kiyemon, Representative of 
Osaka Doll ^lanufacturers' Associa- 
tion, Osaka. Dolls. 

Murakami, Atsushi, Kyoto. Toys. 

Murakami Co., Tokio. Dolls. 

Murase, Shichisaburo, Aichi Ken. Dolls. 

Nakai Co., Kobe. Toy chairs. 

Obitani, Soshichi, Nagasaki. Kites, 
string. 

Oka, Ihei, Tamaya Cho, Kyoto. Whis- 
tles. 

Oka, Heizo, Kyoto. Dolls. 

Okuda, Riujitsu, Tokio. Toys. 

Sakuta, Magobei, Osaka. Dolls. 

Sato, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Stereoscopes, 
photographs. 

Shinano, Kametaro, Osaka. Toys. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Dolls. 

Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. Toys. 

Takada, Saijiro, Tokio. Toys. 

Takenouchi, Masujiro, Tokio. Dolls. 

Takenouchi, Takizo, Hyogoken. Toys. 

Tanabe, Zenshiro, Tokio. Toys. 

Tanaka, Shokichi, Kanagawa Ken. Toy 
eggs, toys. 

Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. Toys. 

Wakano, Sobei, Osaka Fu. Kites. 

Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa Ken. 
Toys. 

Watanabe, Tsunatada, Kanagawa Ken. 
Educational toj^s. 

Yasui, Kioshi, Tokio. Models of eini- 
mals. 

GROUP 37. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 
Kioto's Chamber of Commerce, Kioto. 

Decoration and furniture of dwelling. 
Kawashima, Jinbei, Kioto. Decoration 

and furniture of dwelling. 
Suzuki, Toramatsu, Nagoya. Doors, 

windows. 
Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Decoration 

and furniture of dwelling. 

GROUP 38. 

(Installed in Palaces of Manufactures 
and Varied Industries.) 

Ando, Bokko, Tokio. Folding Screens. 
Arai, Taij, Formosa. Tables., bureau. 

(Installed in Japanese Section, Palace 
of Agriculture.) 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding Screen, 
table, cabinet, cake vessels, box, tab- 
let. 



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Fukunaga, jihei, Osaka. Folding Screen, 

screen, curtains, photograph frames, 

tapestry. 
Fukunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. Book 

case. 
Hashiguchi, Norio, Formosa. Hat rack. 

(Installed in Japanese Section, Palace 

of Agriculture.) 
Higuchi, Hikoyemon, Osaka. Folding 

screens. 
Honda, Tokujiro, Osaka. Cabinet, 

flower vase. 
Horino, Riuzo, Osaka. Chairs, folding 

bed. 
Ichishima, Asajiro, Tokio. Book cases. 
Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. Folding screens. 
Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. Book case. 
Iwamoto, Kuwasaburo, Tokio. Book 

case and screen. 
Kako, Hikojiro, Kyoto. . Folding screens. 
Kato, Denshichi, Osaka. Book case. 
Kikuchi, Yeijiro, Tokio. Folding screens, 

book case. 
Kobayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. Hat rack, 

toilet bureau. 
Kono, Takejiro, Formosa. Round table. 

(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 

of Agriculture). 
Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Book case. 
Naicai & Co., Kobe. Household furni- 
ture. 
Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. Book case. 
Negishi, Kakujiro, Tokio. Framed pic- 
tures, mantel ornament. 
Ogawa, Nihei,. Osaka. Folding screens, 

screen. 
Oka, Jihei, Osaka. Table, stands, coffee 

trays. 
Ono, Yukichi, Tokio. Chairs, table, 

writing desk,- book case. 
Ouchi, Tatsusaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. Par- 
tition screen. 
Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. Partition screen. 
Seshimo, Yeizaburo, Osaka. Household 

furniture. 
Shikko Goshikwaisha, Tokio. Book case, 

table and cabinet. 
Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. Book case, 

desk, table, chair and folding screen. 
Sugita, Kogoro, Tokio. Cabinet. 
Suzumura, Kinjiro, Kyoto. Folding 

screens. 
Takikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori. Partition 

screen, folding screen. 
Tamura, Shobei. Osaka. Folding screens. 
Tokuoka, Sakubei, Osaka. Folding 

screen. 
Terada, Jisaburo, Kyoto. Framed pic- 
tures, folding screens, partition. 
Tsujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. Partition 

screen. 
Uyeda, Naoshichi, Osaka. Folding 

screens. 



Wakaye, Ikusaburo, Osaka. Shelf. 

Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. Folding 
screens. 

Yamanaka, Seishichi, Osaka. Cabinet. 

Yasuda, Mitsusuke, Osaka. Cabinet. 

Yendo, Yashuharu, Yokohama. House- 
hold furniture. 

GROUP 41. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. Iron 
kettles. 

Morioka Iron Kettle Manufacturers' As- 
sociation, Iwate Ken. Iron kettles. 

Ono, Tadashi, Tokio. Self acting fire 
proof door. 

Sano, Yasuke, Osaka. Iron kettles and 
utensils in metal. 

GROUP 43. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
CARPETS. 

Fujiwara, Ichimatsu, Osaka Fu. Car- 
pets. 

Japan Carpet Co., Kobe. 

Kojima Nagakiyo, Kobe. 

Kawase, Kambei, Kyoto. Carpets. 

Kishi, Yosoji, Nagasaki. Carpets. 

Kojima Zenshiro, Hyogoken. 

Kori, Sadahei, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. 

Koyama & Co., Osaka Fu. "Sakai" 
carpets. 

Okabe, Naosaburo, Osaka. "Okabe" 
carpets. 

Okamoto, Masakichi, Osaka Fu. Carpets, 

Shimodate Bussan Orimono Co., Ibaraki 
Ken. Carpets. 

Sugino, Kurakichi, Osaka. "Miyabi" 
carpet. 

Tamiya, Yosuke, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. 

Wakano, Sobei, Osaka. Cotton carpets. 

Yutaka Carpet Co., Hyogoken. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Carpets. 

MATTING. 

Akao, Zenbei, Kobe. 

Bungo Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita-Ken. 

Mattings. 
Chikugo Matting Trading Ass'n, Fukuo- 

ka Ken. ]\Iattings. 
Faber & Vengt, Kobe. 
Hayakawa Sosuke, Hyogoken. 
Hanamushire Domeikwai, Fukui Ken. 

Tvlattings. 
Higashi Kokuto Gun Matting Trading 

Ass'n. Oita Ken. Mattings. 
Hiroshima Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, 

Hiroshima Ken. Mattings. 
Iho Co., Kobe. 



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Ishimori, Mohei, Kobe. 

Ishikawa Ken Export Matting Traders' 

Ass'll, Ishikawa Ken. Mattings. 
Isozaki, Takasburo, Okayama. Mattings. 
Kobe Matting Trader Association, Kobe. 
Kokura Shotaro, Kobe. 
Kasamatsu, Toshiro, Hyogoken. 
Nayemura, Tokuji, Kobe. 
Nozawa Co., Kobe. 
Nambu Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita 

Ken. Matting. 
Osawa, Seisaburo. 
Okayama Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, 

Okayama Ken. Mattings. 
Sanyen Co., Kagawa Ken. Matting. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. 
Urata, Masahachi, Iwate Ken. Mattings. 
Yamano, Nibei. 

TAPESTRY. 

Aoki, Hachiyemon, Shiga Ken. Tapes- 
try. 

Kawashima, Jimbei, Kyoto. Brocade 
Tapestry. 

Mayeda, Kaneshichi, Tokio. Curtain and 
table cloth. 

Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. "Naniwa 
Ori" curtain and material. 

Takikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori-Ken. "Yu- 
zen" tapestry. 

Yamanaka & Co. Tapestry. 

GROUP 44. 

(Installed in Palaces of Manufactures 

and Varied Industries.) 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding screen. 
Nishikawa, Genjiro, Kyoto. Shades, 

folding screens. 
Ogawa, Nihei, Osaka. Shades. 
Onishi, Yo, Gifu Ken. 
Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. Shades. 
Shoyei, Gomeikwaisha, Osaka. Bead 

shades. 
Tamura, Chojiro, Kyoto. Shades. 
Terajima, Noboru, Nagoya. Shades. 
Uyeda, Tozaemon, Uyehira, Yahei, Shiga 

Ken. Shades. 
Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. Bead 

shades. 
Yagi, Heitaro, Kobe. Shades. 

GROUP 45. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 
EARTHENWARE. 

Aidsu Tojiki Dogyo Kumiai, Fukushima 

Ken. 
Aoki, Jinichiro, Saga Ken. 
Aoki, Tatsushiro, Gifu Ken. 
Fukagawa, Chuji, Saga Ken. 



Higashi Sonoki Gun Kamihasami Mura 
Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Toji- 
kigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Mika- 
wauchi Tojikigiokumiai, Nagasaki 
Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Yena- 
ga Tojikigyo Kumia, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higuchi, Haruzane, Saga Ken. 

Hiraoka, Rihei, Kyoto. 

Hiyekiba Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. 

Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 

Horikawa, Kozan, Tokio. 

Hyochiyen, Nagoya. 

Ichihashi, Tobei, Ibaragi Ken. 

Imura, Hikojiro, Yokohama. 

Inoue, Ryosai, Tokio. 

Inoue, Gotaro, Kioto. 

Joshima, Iwataro, Saga Ken. 

Kanazawa Tojikigyo Dantai, Kanauawa. 

Kato, Gosuke, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Hanju, Aichi Ken. 

KatOj Monyemon, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Sakutaro, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Sukesaburo, Gifu. 

Kato, Tomotaro, Tokio. 

Kato, Zenjiro, Aichi Ken. 

Kawamoto, Hideo, Tokio. 

Kawamoto, Kengo, Yokohama. 

Kawamoto, Masukichi, Aichi Ken. 

Kihara Tojigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. 

Kishita, Tozaburo, Kobe. 

Kobayashi, Kichijiro, Osaka. 

Kojima, Kumasaburo, Tokio. 

Koran Gomeikwaisha, Saga Ken. 

Matsumoto, Masajiro, Saga Ken. 

Matsumoto, Sataro, Tokio. 

Matsuo, Kwanzo, Kobe. 

Midsuno, Ichinosuke, Nagoya. 

Mikawauchi, Tojiki Goshikwaisha, Na- 
gasaki Ken. 
j Murakami, Masajiro, Hyogoken. 

Mukai, Wahei, Yehimeken. 

Miura, Chikusen, Kyoto. 

Miyagawa, Kozan, Yokohama. 

Nomi Gun Kutanitoki Exhibitors' Ass'n, 
Ishikawa Ken. 

Nishiura, Yenji, Gifu Ken. 

Naruse, Seishi, Gifu Ken. 

Nagata Sojiuro, Nagoya. 

Nakagawa, Noboru, Tokio. 

Nakamura, Kameichi, Tokio. 

Okamoto, Tominosuke, Kyoto. 

Saga Ken Nishimatsura Gun Tojiki 
Dogyo Kumiai, Saga Ken. 

Sakamoto, Gengo, Yehime Ken. 

Shimada, Taro, Tokio. 

Shimohasamimura, Hikiba Tojikig i o, 
Kumiai. Nagasakiken. 

Seto Tojikosho Dogio Kumaiai, Aichi 
Ken. 

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Shibata, Zenyemon, Aichi Ken. 
Shimidsu, Rokunosuke, Nagoya. 
Shimidsu, Sekisen, Gifu Ken. 
Suzuki, Masunosuke, Yokohama. 
Tateishi, Jiyemon, Kobe. 
Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. 
Takahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto. 
Takahashi, Tsurukichi, Yehime-Ken. 
Takemoto, Koichi, Tokio. 
Takito & Co., Nagoya. 
Takito, Manjiro, Nagoya. 
Taniguchi Chojiro, Kyoto. 
Taniguchi, Kichijiro, Tokio. 
Tashiro, Ichiroji, Yokohama. 
Tashiro, Seijiyemon, Fukushima Ken. 
Terabayashi, Katei, Kyoto. 
Terazawa, Tomeshiro, Aichi Ken. 
Tominaga, Yasuji, Osaka. 
Tominaga, Genroku, Saga Ken. 
Tomoda, Yasukiyo, Hyogo Ken. 
Tsuchikawa, Sozaemon, Gifu Ken. 
Tsuji Osaka Branch Office, Osaka. 
Tsuji & Co., Saga Ken. 
Uno, Nimatsu, Kyoto. 
Watanabe, Kihachiro, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Jusaku, Saga Ken. 
Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 
Yenuma Gun Kutani Toki St. Louis Ex- 
hibitors' Ass'n, Ishikawa. 
Yukitake, Toyokichi, Saga Ken. 

PORCELAINS. 

Arai, Shinjiro, Yokohama. 

Awaji Seito Co., Hyogo Ken. 

Chin, Jukwan, Kagoshima Ken. 

Fujio, Suyeji, Hyogo Ken. 

Fukuda, Genjiro, Kobe. 

Fukushima Ken Futaba Gun Ohori 

Tokigyo Kumiai, Fukushima Ken. 
Hamada, Rokuro, Kumamoto Ken. 
Hayakawa, Kahei, Fukuoka Ken. 
Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 
Hori, Tomonao, Miye Ken. 
Hyochiyen, Nagoya. 
Idsumi, Hyojiro, Kobe. 
Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 
Ina, Hatsunojo, Aichi Ken. 
Kamei, Gentaro, Fukuoka Ken. 
Kasugai, Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Kato, Kosaburo, Yokohama'. 
Kato, Sakusuke, Aichi Ken. 
Kato, Yonetaro, Yokohama. 
Kato, Haruji, Aichi Ken. 
Kawakami, Fusaichi, Shimane Ken. 
Kawamoto, Yeijiro, Kiyomidsu, Kyoto. . 
Kawamura Gumi, Miye Ken. 
Keita, Masataro, Kagoshima. 
Kimura, Katsuji, Kobe. 
Kinkozan, Sobei, Kyoto. 
Kishida, Tozaburo, Kobe. 
Koyama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. 
Kumamoto, Kinroku, Kagoshima. 
Kusube, Sennosuke, Kyoto. 



Kyoto Tojiki Co., Kyoto. 

Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. 

Matsukaze, Katei, Kioto. 

Matsunaga, Tokujiro, Tokio. 

Matsuo, Kwanzo, Kobo. 

Mawatari, Shunro, Kobe. 

Mimura, Denjiro, Ibaragi Ken. 

Miyagawa, Haunosuke, Kanagawa Ken. 

Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 

Mori, Chozaburo, Fukuoka Ken. 

Nagayei, Tasaburo, Kobe. 

Nakabe, Toranosuke, Kobe. 

Nakamura, Yeitaro, Tokio. 

Nihon Togawa Kyokwai, Yokohama. 

Oda, Jinzo, Yokohama. 

Oguri, Uhei, Nagasaki Ken. 

Okamoto, Rohei, Kobe. 

Otsuka, Chuji, Tochigi Ken. 

Sakamoto, Chujiro, Osaka. 

Sasaki, Rokutaro, Yehime Ken. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Shibata Matakichi, Kobe. 

Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. 

Shimada, Taro, Tokio. 

Shigaraki Porcelain Dealers Association, 

Shiga Ken. 
Seto Toji Kosho Dogio Kumiai, Aichi 

Ken. 
Shimidsu, Moriye, Aiche Ken. 
Shimidsu, Yazo, Kobe. 
Suya, Kuhei, Kobe. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Suzuki Kichigoro, Kobe. 
Suzuki, Kinyemon, Kobe. 
Tadeishi, Jiyemon, Kobe- 
Takahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto. 
Takashima. Yunosuke. Tokio. 
Takatori. Kaichi. Fukuoka Ken. 
Takebe, Junzo, Kobe. 
Takemura, Yuzaburo, Kobe. 
Tanaka, Tomosaburo, Ibaraki. 
Taniguchi, Yojuro, Kobe. 
Tanto Kabushiki Kwaisha, Osaka. 
Toda, Saitaro, Hyogo Ken. 
Togo, Jusho, Kagoshima Ken. 
Tomimura, Tomiichi, Kobe. 
Tsuji, Osaka Branch Store, Osaka. 
Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. 
Watatani, Heibei, Yokohama. 
Yabu, Meizan, Osaka. 
Yagi, Yeikichi, Representative of To- 

konanie Trading Co., Aichi Ken. 
Yamanaka Co., Kitahama, Osaka. 
Yamashita, Toyozo, Aichi Ken. 
Yasuda, Fukuzo, Kyoto. 

GROUP 47. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Shimada, Magoichi, Osaka. Window 

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GROUP 48. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) i 

Onishi Yo, Gifu-Ken. Stove screens. 
Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Stove screens. 

GROUP 49. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aida, Takijiro, Tokio. Lanterns. 

Goto, Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lan- 
terns. 

Idzumi, Zenhichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy 
lanterns. 

Komatsu, Isuke, Osaka. Lanterns. 

Matsuki, Bunkio, Kobe. Lamp shade 
and lamp. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Lanterns. 

Nakamura, Genzo, Nagoya. Lanterns. 

Nakai & Co., Kobe. Lamp shades. 

Ozeki, Jihichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns. 

Suzuki, Tormatsu, Nagoya. Lanterns. 

Takei, Sukeyemon, The Representative 
of Takei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Fancy 
lanterns. 

Tanaka, Seikichi, Tokio. Lamp shades. 

Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 
Fancy lanterns, lamp shades. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Lamps. 

GROUP 51. 
(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
Meiko Sha, Tokio, Heddles. 

GROUP 52. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Higuchi, Bunsuke, Kyoto. Gold threads. 
Kanazawa Dyed Stuff Exhibitors' Ass'n, 

Kanazawa. Textile fabrics dj^ed. 

GROUP 54. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Anahara, Masakichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Aoki, Seizo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 

Asada, Tokuhei, Osaka Fu. Cotton yarn. 

Chikusa, Yasubei, Osaka. Cotton crape 
dyed. 

Cotton Crape Manufacturers' Ass'n, 
Yaniagnchi-Ken. "Iwakuni," cotton 
crape. 

Daito, Kamekichi, The Representative of 
Otani Fabric Factor^', Shiga-Ken. 
Crapes. 

Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Cotton crape. 

Fukui, Sahei, Tokushima-Ken. Imita- 
tion flannel. 

Haniu, Chokichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 



Hibino & Co., Nagoya. Cotton fabric 

printed. 

Hirooka, Isuke, Tokio. Cotton crape. 

Horikawa, Shinzaburo, Kyoto. Cotton 
fabrics dyed. 

Ichida, Yejito, Representative of Murai 
Cotton Threads Factory, Osaka. Cot- 
ton threads. 

Idzumo Cotton Crape Mfrs. Ass'n, Tot- 
tori-Ken. Cotton crape, glazed. 

Inaoka & Co., Hyogo-Ken. Towels. 

Inouye, Tsunejiro, Osaka. Cotton 
threads, net cord. 

Inouye, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Painted cot- 
ton fabric. 

Ishii, Katsujiro, Osaka. Towels. 

luchi, Kamejiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton imitation flannel. 

Ishikawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Cotton 
crape. 

Ishikawa, Sadakichi, Tochigi Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Ito, Chiubei, Osaka. Cotton crape. 

Iwaita, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

Iwashita, Zenshichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

lyo Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Ye- 
hime-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Kawashima, Keijiro, Osaka. Towels. 

Kawashima, Kiubei, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Kishu Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, 
Wakayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Mikawa, Teijiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cotton 
fabric. 

Mima, Giichiro, Tokushima-Ken. Imita- 
tion flannel. 
i Motojima, Zensaku, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
: ton crape. 

j Mayeda, Kaneshichi, Tokio. Cotton 
fabric. 

Nishimura, Kinjiro, Osaka. Cotton 
crape, mixed cotton fabric. 

Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuoka- 
Ken. Cotton fabric, printed. 
' Daiichi Imitation Flannel Mfr. Co., Wa- 
kayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Nomura, Rihei. Osaka. Cotton crape. 
Osaka Kitakawachigun Fabric Mfrs. 
Ass'n, Osaka. Towels, cotton crape. 
\ Saito, Jiuzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 
i Sakurai, Shinroku, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape, printed. 
Sano Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Tochigi-Ken. 
Cotton crape. 
1 Sekiguchi, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Cotton fa- 
bric, printed. 
Shinkawa Fabric Mfr. Co., Toyama-Ken. 

Cotton fabric, glazed. 
Sudo, Nihei, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 



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Takaishi, Sosuke, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton fabric. 

Takashima Cotton Crape and Imitation 
Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Tani, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Cotton fa- 
brics glazed and painted. 

Tokushima Seikisha, Tokushima Ken. 
Cotton fabric. 

Tokushima Fabric Mfr. Co., Tokushima- 
Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Tonobori, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Cotton fa- 
bric. 

Tsuji, Toyohei, Tochigi-Ken. , Cotton 
fabric, figured. 

Uyeno, Shinyemon, Shiga-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

Umibe, Tashiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton fabric. 

Vagi, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Towels. 

Yamazaki, Wahichi, Tokio. Cotton fa- 
bric, painted. 

Yasuda, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

GROUP 55. 
(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Asahi Co., Kyoto. Table and household 

linens. 

Hokkaido Flax Co., Hokkaido. Canvas, 
linen and flax fabrics. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Handker- 
chiefs. 

Nara Hemp Fabric Exhibitors' Ass'n, 
Nara-Ken. Handerchiefs. 

Omi Hemp Manufacturers' Ass'n, Shiga- 
Ken. Stuff for foreign dress. 

Sano, Kashichi, Representative of Nano- 
fukurogumi Co., Tokio. Ba^s. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Hand- 
kerchiefs and shawls. 

Shidzuoka-Ken "Kuzu" Fabric Exhibi- 
tors' Ass'n, Shidzuoka-Ken. Fabric of 
fibre of Kuzu. 

Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. Handker- 
chiefs, collars and cuffs. 

Formosan Government. Grass Fibre, 
grass fabric. (Installed in Japanese 
section, Palace of Agriculture.) 

GROUP 56. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Horikawa, Shinzaburo, Kioto. Painted 
muslin, painted muslin table cloth and 
curtain. 

Kyoto Dyers' Association, Kyoto. Mus- 
lin, painted. 

Ogihara, Kunizo, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, 
painted. 



Osaka Muslin Yuzen Painters' Ass'n, 

Osaka. Muslin, painted. 
Tanioka, Kintaro, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, 

painted. 

GROUP 57. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
RAW SILK. 

Akamatsu, Uhei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Asahi Silk Mfr. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Asano, Toyozo, representative of Toku- 

shinsha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Atako Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Choshin Silk Mfr. Co., Nagano-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Fujikawa Bros., Hokkaido. Raw silk. 
Gisaisha, Yamaguchi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Government Sericultural Institute, Tokio. 
Gunje Silk Mfr. Co., Kyoto-Fu. Raw 

silk. 
Hakkwaku-Kwaisha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hakusei-Kwan, Fukushiman-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hama, Hachitaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hasegawa, Gosaburo, Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hattori, Tominosuke, Representative of 

Hakusei Sha, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hayashi, Seikichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw \ 

silk. 
Hayashi, Seihei, Representative of Hay- 
ashi Gumi, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Higami-Kyodosha, Hyog.o-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Higo Silk Mfr. Co., Kumamoto-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hikisa Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hirata Ryozen Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- 

mane-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hisui-Sha, Shimane Ken. Raw silk. 
Hochu Silk Mfr. Co., Oita Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hodono, Sobei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hon Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Inuishi, Toshichi, Kyoto-Fu. Raw silk, 
lohara Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Ishioka Silk Factory, Ibaraki-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ito, Kozayemon, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito, Sentaro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito, Yojiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito Silk Mfr. Co., Wakayama-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Iwakuni Silk Manufacturing Co., Yama- 
guchi-Ken. Raw silk. 



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lyo Shirataki Silk Mfr. Co., Yehime-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Josui-Sha, Tokio-Fu. Raw silk. 
Junsui-Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kageyu, Jinshiro, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kagoshima Ken Jusansha, Kagoshima- 

Ken. Raw silk, 
Kaimei-Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kaishin-Kwaisha, Saitama-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Kaisho-Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kamo Silk Mfg. Co., Gifu-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Kanamori, Kichijiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Kanrakusha, Gumma-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kasawara, Fusakichi, Representative of 

Riujo Kwan, Nogano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Katakura, Kanetaro, Representative of 

Katakura Gumu, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Katakura, Kiubei, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Katagiri, Ryoya, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kato, Genji, Yokohama. 
Katsuno Co., Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kazama Silk Factory, Yamanashi-Ken 

Raw silk. 
Kisennuma Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Kimpo-Sha, Yamanashi Ken. Raw silk. 
Kobayashi, Shinzaburo, Representative of 

Koyo Kwan, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Konan Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kono & Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kosan Sha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kosei Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kubota, Ryotaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kubota Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kumagaye Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Kumamoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kumamoto- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kusaka, Yasuzayemon, Hyogo-Ken. x^aw 

silk. 
Kwansai Silk Manufacturing Co., Miye- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kyodo Kiito Nitsukuri Sho, Fukushima- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kyoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Raw silk. 
Maki, Shinschichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Maki, Mosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Matsuoka, Keiji, Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Matsumoto, Kyozo, Shimane-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Mikawa Silk Mfg. Co., Aichi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Mimasaka Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Mitsui, Nihei, Representative of Haw- 

waku Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 



Miura Silk Factory, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Miyakonojo Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Miyasaki Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Miyauchi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Mochitsuki, Heitaro, Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Maruyama, Koichiro, Representative Yo- 

nezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Morii, Kiichiro, Kyoto. Ribbon. 
Nagaoka, Manpei, Representative of Shi- 

nyo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Namikawa, Rijiro, Shimane-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Nanpo-Kwan, Oita-Ken. Raw silk. 
Niwa, Taichiro, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Nomura, Itaro, Representative of San- 

ren Sha, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ochi Silk Mfr. Co., Kochi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Oguchi, Yoshishige, Nagano-Ken, Repre- 
sentative of Oguchi Gumi. Raw silk. 
Oguchi, Murakakichi, Nagano Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Obama Silk Mfg. Co., Fukui-Ken. 
Okatani Silk Mfg. Co., Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Omi Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga-Ken. Raw silk. 
Omi Hara Silk Factory, Shiga Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ono, Kyosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Osu Silk Mfg. Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ozawa, Fukutaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Rokumonsen Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano- 
Ken. Raw silk. 
Ryou Silk Mf?. Co., Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ryokaku, Shonai, Representative of 

Tomioka-Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ryoseisha, Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk. 
Saitama Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Sakai Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Sakura Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Sanin Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Sano Silk Factory, Miyagi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Sansei Company, Fukushima-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Sanriusha, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Sanyen Floss Silk Mfrs. Ass'n, Aichi- 
Ken. Floss silk. 
Sarashina Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 



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Sayagawa Silk Factory, Aichi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Seishi Kosui Goshi Kwaisha, Gunma Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Seki, Gosuke, Representative of the To- 

yeisha, Nagano-Ken, Raw silk. 
Sekikawa, Sozaburo, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Shimodate Silk Mfg. Co., Ibaraki-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Shimonida Sha, Gunma-Ken. Raw silk. 
Shinkai, Sukeroku, Representative of Ya- 

wata Silk Factory, Yamanashi-Ken. 

Raw silk, 
Shinsei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Shiraishi Seishikigyo Kwaisha, Miyagi- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Shojo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Shoyo Ken, Nagano Ken. Raw silk. 
Shummei Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Silk Conditioning House, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Jinkichi, Proprietor Yoneya Silk 

Factory, Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Taisei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Takashashi, Magota, Representative of 

Nagai Gumi, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. 
Takanabe Silk Mfg. Co., Miyazaki Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Takaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Miye-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Takei, Torataro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tanabe, Shujiro, Representative of 

Bokujo Sha, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tanaka, Seibei, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tase, Kamegoro, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Tase, Kichiroji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Tenryu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tenyu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Togunsha, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tohokysha, Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tokosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tome Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Tsukahara, Soyemon. Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Tsuyama Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Uyehara, Ichijiro, Representative of S. 

Aishin Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ukita, Sahei, Okayama-Ken. Raw silk. 
Unpin Sanshi Mfg. Co., Fukui Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Usui Sha, Gunma Ken. Raw silk. 
Utsunomiya Silk Mfg. Co., Tochigi-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Uzen Hokkosha, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Wakao, Ikuzo, Yokohama. Raw silk. 



Watanabe, Rokumatsu, Representative 
of Nagaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Niigata- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Watanabe, Motonosuke, Representative 
of Watanabe Silk Factory, Nagano- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Watanabe, Tatsuji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yajima Gumi, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yajima, Seijiro, Representative of Yejima 
Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yamada, Shiu, Fukushima-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yamaguchi, Goro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yamanashi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamanashi- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Yazaki, Genzo, Representative of Shinki 
Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yawata Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga- Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yetsuyo Kwan, Niigata-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yoda, Sajihei, Representative of Jonan 
Sha, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yoda Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yoko Sanshi Kabushiki Kwaisha, Na- 
gano-Ken. Raw silk, 

Yokosuka Silk Mfg. Co., Shidzuoka. Raw 
silk. 

Yonago Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yonezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. 
Raw silk. 

Yoshida, Yesuke, Saitama-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yoshizawa, Itaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yoshizawa, Sadajiro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Yumei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Zenshin Sha, Kanagawa. Raw silk. 

Zuishin Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Zuiho Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

SILK FABRICS. 

Aikawa, Denichiro, Yamanashi-Ken. 
Kaiki silk. 

Amano, Isuke, Gifu-Ken. Figured silk 
crape. 

Asano, Shinzaburo, Gifu-Ken. Figured 
silk crape. 

Date, Toraichi, Kioto. Brocade. 

Fujisaki, Saburosuke, Sendai. Handker- 
chiefs of silk. 

Fukui Silk Fabrics Ass'n, Fukii-Ken. 
Silk fabrics. 

Fukushima-Ken Silk Fabric Ass'n, Fu- 
kushima-Ken. Silk fabrics. 

Fukushima-Ken Kogyo Shiken-Jo, Fu- 
kushima-Ken, Silk fabrics. 

Fukuwara, Unosuke, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Gifu Silk Fabric Co., Gifu-Ken. Silk 
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Gosen Silk Fabric Co., Niigata-Ken. 

Silk fabrics. 

Habutai Goshi Kwaisha, Yamagata-Ken. 
Silk fabrics. 

Hakata Fabric Manufacturing Ass'n., 
Fukuoka Ken. Silk fabrics. 

Hamami, Richichi, Kyoto. Silk crape. 

Hattori, Yoyemon, Nagoya. Dyed silk. 

Hattori, Magobei, Nagoya. Dyed silk. 

Hisajima, Seikichi, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk 
fabric. 

Hirooka, Ihei, Kyoto. Dress, silk fa- 
brics. 

Ichikawa, Kumajiro, Yamanashi-Ken. 
Silk fabric. 

lida, Shinhichi, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Inada, Uhachi, Kyoto. Black satin. 

Inagaki, Kakikichi, Representative of the 
Inagaki Gomei Kwaisha, Kyoto. Silk 
fabrics. 

Inouye, Rikizo, Kyoto. Specimens silk 
fabrics. 

Inouye, Ichiro, Representative of Kitat- 
suru "Kaiki" Fabric Mfr. Ass'n, Ya- 
manashi-Ken. 

Ishikawa-Ken Export Silk Manufactur- 
ing Ass'n, Kanazawa. Silk fabrics. 

Ito, Chiubei, Osaka. Silk fabrics. 

Ito Silk Weaving Co., Nagoya. Figured 
silk. 

Iwamoto, Ryosuke, Tochigi-Ken. Figured 
silk. 

Kagami, Goyemon, Yamanashi Ken. 
Fabric for umbrella. 

Kahata, Mansuke, Kayetsu-Machi, Kyoto. 
Silk crape. 

Kamimura, Jokin, Niigata-Ken. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kamiyama, Kiichiro, Yokohama. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kaneda, Chiubei, Kyoto. Damask, bro- 
cade. 

Kawamoto, Shobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Kawashima, Jinbei, Kyoto. Brocade in 
frames, silk fabrics. 

Kawashima, Chojiuro, Tochigi-Ken. Da- 
mask, silk fabric. 

Kayanuma, Kunihei, Yamanashi Ken. 
Lining. 

Kimura, Tosuke, Osaka Branch Office, 
Osaka. Gold brocades. 

Kimura, Asahichi, Tochigi-Ken. Figured 
silk. 

Kiriu Mfrs. Ass'n, Gunma-Ken. Silk fa- 
brics. 

Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kitaichi Company, Yokohama. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kobayashi, Shinhichi, Kyoto-Fu. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kobayashi, Kiichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 



Kono Gomei Kwaisha, Yehime-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kotsuna, Tsunejiro, Yokohama. Silk 
fabric. 

Kurokawa, Rikimatsu, Osaka. Habitual 
painted. 

Kunijima, Chisuke, Tochigi-Ken. Fig- 
ured fabric. 

Kutsumidzu, Seijiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape. 

Kutsumidzu, Bunjiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape. 

Kyoto Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kyoto Dyer's Ass'n., Kioto. Silk fabrics. 

Makita, Kichiichiro, Yamanashi-Ken. 
Lining fabric. 

Matsumura, Jinyemon, Kyoto. Silk mus- 
lin. 

Matsumura, Yoshimatsu, Yokohama. Silk 
fabrics. 

Minakanishi, Yeizaburo, Kyoto. Silk 
fabrics. 

Miyagiken Habutae Ass'n., Miyagiken. 

Nagano-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs. 
Ass'n, Nagano-Ken. Twilled habutai. 

Nagase, Masajiro, Gifu-Ken. Figured 
silk. 

Nagoya Kokusan Shibori Shoko Dogyo, 
Kumiai, Nagoya. Dyed fabric, table 
cloth. 

Nakamura, Hanbei, Kyoto. Brocade, silk 
fabric. 

Nakazawa, Rihachi, Kyoto. Silk fabric. 

Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuoka- 
Ken. Silk fabric. 

Nishikawa, Kobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Nishimura, Jihei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Nishimura, Kinjiro, Osaka. Silk fabric. 

Ofuji Co., Kyoto-Fu. Silk fabric. 

Ogawa, Sakuhei, Representative of Ha- 
machirimen Mfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken. 
Crape. 

Okajima, Chinsuke, Tochigiken. 

Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. 

Saito, Soichi, Yamagata-Ken. Silk fabrics. 

Sawada, Ryotaro, Aichi-Ken. Silk fabric. 

Sawamura, Tahichi, Kyoto. Crape. 

Seki, Shinpei, Niigata-Ken. Silk fabrics, 

Sekine, Torakichi, Tokio. Dress fabrics. 

Shibata, Genzayemon, Shiga,Ken. Fig- 
ured crape. 

Shimamura, Zensuke, Kyoto. Painted fig- 
ured crape. 

Shimidzu, Jiunzo, Niigata-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Shimoshiro, Yaichiro, Representative of 
Isezaki Fabric Manufacturers' Ass'n, 
Gunma-Ken. Silk fabrics. 

Suganuma, Kunihei, Yamanashi-Ken, 
Lining. 

Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Silk 
fabrics. 

Suya, Kiuhei, Kobe. Silk fabrics. 



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Suzuki, Toyosuke, Yokohjama. Silk 

fabric. 
Takagi, Mankichi, Nagoya, Representa- 
tive of Takagi and Co. Dyed fabric. 
Takaha, Fujio, Kobe, Representative of 

Nozawa & Co. Silk fabrics. 
Takada Co., Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Takahashi, Keitaro, Gifu-Ken. Figured 

crape. 
Takata Silk Fabric Co., Niigata Ken. 
Takayama, Yosakichi, Kyoto. Painted 

fabrics. 
Takeda, Kihei, Nagoya. Silk fabrics. 
Tango Chirimen Yoshagun Orimono, 

Kenkiujo, Kyoto-Fu. Crape. 
Tokamachi Fabric Mfrs, Ass'n, Niigata- 

Ken. Silk and satin fabrics. 
Tomita, Usaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Tomita, Daijiro, Nagoya. Silk fabrics. 
Tomojima, Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Silk hand- 
kerchiefs. 
Toyama-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs. 

Ass'n, Toyama-Ken. Silk fabric, 
Toyotama Fabric Mfg. Co., Tokio. 

Fabric for umbrellas. 
Uyeno, Shinyemon, Shiga-Ken. Crape 

painted. 
Uno, Kosaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Ushida, Goro, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk 

fabrics. 
Uzen Habutai Mfrs. Ass'n, Yamagata- 

Ken. Silk fabric. 
Yamamoto, Isakichi, Yokohama. Silk 

fabrics. 
Yamanaka, Genhichi, Aichi-Ken. Silk 

fabric. 
Yasuda, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Silk fabric. 
Yoshida, Kamejiu, Tokio-Fu. Silk bags. 
Yui Co., Fukushima-Ken. Silk fabric. 

SILK THREAD. 

Fuji Boseki Kubushiki, Tokio. Spun 
silk thread. 

Kenshi Boseki Kabushiki Kwaisha, Ky- 
oto. Spun silk. 

Machida, Tokunosuke, Tokio. Silk 
thread. 

Nishida, Kahei, Tokio. Silk thread, 
thread of weaving velvet. 

Nemoto, Sensuke, Tokio. Silk thread for 
embroidery. 

FABRICS OF SILK MIXED WITH 
COTTON OR WOOL. 

Hamabe, Gihachiro, Kyoto. Silk cur- 
tains. 

Iwashita, Zenshichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Murasakino Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. 
Satin for dress. 

Okuno, Takejiro, Kyoto. Silk and cotton 
fabrics. 



Orimono Kenkiu Jo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. Silk fabrics. 

Sowa, Kaichiro, Tokio. Silk and satin 
fabrics. 

Sagami Kogyo Co., Kanagawa-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Tonobori, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Fabrics. 

Tukui, Heiyemon, Yokohama. Silk fa- 
brics interwoven with lace, silk and 
cotton fabrics. 

HANDKERCHIEF, ETC. 

Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Handkerchiefs 
of silk. 

Hisada, Izayemon, Nagoya. Silk table 
cloth, shawl, etc. 

Hisajima, Bunhachi, Nagasaki-Ken. 

Kato Genji, Yokohama. Handkerchiefs. 

Kataniwa, Torakichi, Tokio. 

Kawamura, Yahei, Nagoya, Handker- 
chiefs. 

Kawashima, Jnibei, Kioto. 

Oishi Takichi, Sendai. Cacoon bags of 
strong paper. 

Tanaka, Tomikichi, Kioto. Handker- 
chief. 

Tomoshima, Kinjiro, Gifu-Ken. Shawl. 

GROUP 58. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

HAND EMBROIDERY, LACES AND 
TRIMMINGS. 

Aoki, Hachiyemon, Shiga-Ken. 

Asai, Rihachi, Nagoya. 

Benten Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. 

Fukui, Geniiro, Yokohama. 

Fukunaga, Tohei, Tokushima-Ken. 

Fuma, Kanjiro, Kobe. 

Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. 

Fujikake, Yosayemon, Tokio. 

Girls Industrial Institute, Tokio. Em- 
broidery. 

Hachikawa, Unosuke, Osaka. 

Hasegawa, Shozo, Toyama-Ken. 

Hashimoto, Yoshitsugu, Yokohama. 

Hayakawa, Tamasaku, Yokohama. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. 

lida, Shinschichi, Kyoto. 

Imamura, Hanzaburo, Nagasaki. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. 

Kajimoto, Keikichi, Kobe. 

Kanamaru & Co., Niigata-Ken. 

Kanazawa, Kamekichi, Osaka. 

Kataniwa, Torakichi, Osaka. 

Kenazawa Shi Shishiu St. Louis Shuppin 
Kumiai. Tshikawa-Ken. 

Kataniwa, Torakichi, Tokio. 

Kawashima, Jinbei, Kyoto. 

Kataoka, Fuyukichi, Ibaraki-Ken. 

Kawaguchi, Bunzayemon, Nagoya. 

Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. 



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Kitaoka Gennosuke, Tomikoji, Kyoto. 

IComaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Embroi- 
dery. 

Kori Kiutaro, Tokushima-Ken. 

Kawashima Jinbei, Kyoto. 

Maeda, Yoshihiro, Kobe. 

Matsuoka, Kinschichi, Kobe. 

Midzutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. 

Mori, Fuki, Gojo-Machi, Nagoya. 

Murata, Tokumatsu, Osaka. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. 

Momonoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 

Nakanishi, Gihei, Tokio. 

Nemoto, Sensuke, Tokio. 

Nishimura, Soyayemon, Kyoto. 

Nishida, Kahei, Tokio. Tape. 

Nishiha, Yoichiro, Kobe. 

Nishikawa, Genjiro, Kyoto. Tassels. 

Okanishi, Katsuzo, Kobe. 

Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. Handkerchiefs, 
shirts, shawls. 

Shibata, Keijiro, Niigata-Ken. Lace and 
embroidery. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shawls. 

Sowa Kaichiro, Tokio. Lace. 

Sata Keijiro, Nagoya. 

Saito Kotaro, Nagoya. 

Sakai Hanbei, Nagoya. 

Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Shiozaki, Yushichi, Kobe. 

Shiozaki, Yosaburo, Kobe. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. 

Shiino, Shobei, Yokohama. 

Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. 

Suya, Chojiro, Yokohama. 

Suya, Kiuhei, Kobe. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Sato, Sentaro, Yokohama. 

Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Sowa, Kaichiro, Tokio. 

Tomojima, Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Crape 
shawl. 

Takahashi, Kansaku, Yokohama. 

Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. 

Tanaka, Rishichi, Kyoto. 

Tanaka, Seishichi, Kyoto. 

Torii, Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. 

Takagi, Fukujiro, Kyoto. 

Tanaka, Seishichi, Kyoto. 

Torii, Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. 

Yamamoto, Naojiro, Yokohama. 

Yamamoto, Schichijiro, Nagoya. 

Yamanaka, Shigejiro, Representative of 
the Yamanaka Shokwai, Osaka. 

Yegami, Sadajiro, Nagasaki. 

YomamotO', Kenjiro, Nagoya. Embroi- 
dery. 



GROUP 59. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Arakawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Dress. 

Hakata, Fabric Association, Fukuoka- 
Kee. Fabric for vest. 

Kattori Youyemon, Nagoya, Aichi-Ken. 
Dyed fabric. 

lijima, Yeitaro, Yokohama. Night gown 
of Habutai. 

Ishikawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Night 
gown of silk and cotton. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' gown. 

lida, Shinschichi, Kyoto. Men's and la- 
dies' suit. 

Kato, Genji, Yokohama. Gown. 

Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Dresses. 

Kouno, Nisaburo, Representative of 
Takuo Shokwai, Osaka. Waterproof 
fabrics for ladies' and men's coats, 
tents, etc. 

Matsumoto, Akitsu, Osaka. Full dress of 
officials, of the "Shinnin" rank, hat, 
sword. 

Mogi, Yosuhei, Yokohama. Gown and 
shawl. 

Okabe, Kikutaro, Yokohama. Dresses. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Silk dress 
and gown. 

Shibata, Otokichi, Kobe. Full dress. 

Suya, Kiubei, Kobe. Dresses, night 
gowns. 

Tani, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Dresses, 
night gown. 

Vano, Ushioto, Representative of Nippon 
Waterproof Fabric Co., Osaka. Water- 
proof overcoats. 

Yamazaki, Suyekichi, Tokio. Full dress 
of officials of the "Chokunin" rank, full 
dress of the masters of ceremony of 
the Japanese Imperial Household. 

GROUP 60. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Formosa Hat Manufacturing Co., For- 
mosa. Hats. (Installed in Japanese 
section, Palace of Agriculture.) 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Formosa. Hats. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section. Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

Goto, Takejiro, Tokio. Deer skin leather. 

Hashimoto, Kanejiro, Osaka. White 
leather and deer skin leather. 

Hirata, Tsuneiiro, Tokio. Belt. 

Ishida, Kamekichi, Osaka. Various skins 
of dyed leather. 

Katagi, Tokumatsu, Hyogoken. Leather. 

Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. Painted leather. 

Kogo, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Painted leather. 

Kumagave, Taijiro, Tokio. Leather. 

Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. Painted 
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Kobayashi, Ryonosuke, Tokio. Cuff and 

collar cases, belt and painted leather. 
. Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Hair pins, 
card cases. 

Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. Belts. 

Matsugane, Shinjiro, Tokio. Painted and 
lacquered leather. 

Matsushita, Kumatsuchi, Hokkaido. Bed 
spread, seal boa. 

Mayeda, Shichisaburo, Hyogoken. White 
leather. 

Nozawa & Co., Kobe. Leather. 

Numada, Yukichi, Osaka. Painted leather. 

Ogaki, Isaburo, Hyogoken. Leather. 

Ono, Yasujii, Hyogoken. Leather. 

Shimidzu, Kisuke, Tokio. Painted 
leather. 

Taiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing 
Co., Formosa. Hats. (Installed in Jap- 
anese section. Palace of Agriculture.) 

Takei, Masaji, Formosa. Hats. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section, Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

Uraku, Ushichiro, Hyogoken. Leather. 

GROUP 6i. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
STRAW AND SHAVING BRAIDS. 

Baba, Banzo, Representative of Seisan 

Hanbei Kobai Kumiai. Straw braid. 
Chikami, Kokiu, Kochi-Ken. Braids of 

shaving and straw. 
Faber and Voight Co., Kobe. Straw 

braid. 
Fujii, Nakaichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Fujii, Kinzaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw. 

braid. 
Fujii, Yaoji, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Geisi Mugiwara Sanada Kojo, Kochi- 
Ken. Straw braids. 
Hamatani Boshi Kwaisha, Osaka. Felt 

hats. . 
Hanabusa, Rakutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Habusa, Sakaye, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid. 
Hanabusa, Tadaichi, Kochi-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Hattori, Youemon, Nagoya. Straw braid. 
Harata, Inosuke, Representative of Okay- 

ama-Ken. Straw Braid Mfg. Ass'n. 

Shaving and straw braid, specimens ot 

glass. 
Ikeda, Takuzo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Ishizaka, Seishiro, Kumamoto-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Ito, Asagoro, Aichi-Ken. Shaving and 

straw braid. 



Kaishogumi & Co., Kobe. Straw and 

shaving braids. 
Kano, Tatsuzo, Hyogoken. Straw and 

shaving braids. 
Komiya, Hachirobei, Yamanashi-Ken. 

Shaving braids. 
Kojima, Nagakiyo, Kobe. Shaving braids. 
Kobe Straw Braid Ass'n., Kobe. Shav- 
ing and straw braids. 
Kochiken Straw Braid Ass'n., Kochi-Ken. 

Shaving and straw braids. 
Kimura, Hatsuzo, Kobe. Shaving and 

straw braids. 
Kagawa-Ken Straw Braid Mfrs. Ass'n, 

Kagawa-Ken. Straw braid. 
Kamekawa, Chiukichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Kamihara, Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Katagiri, Kamakichi, Aichi-Ken. Straw 

and shaving braid. 
Kishida, Makitaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Kitsu, Keijiro, Miye-Ken. Straw and 

shaving braids. 
Kochi-Ken Mugiwarasanada Mohan 

Kojo, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 
Koidzumi, Seizaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Kone, Masakichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 
Koyama, Zentaro, Okayama-Ken. Shav- 
ing braid. 
Kuruyama, Minekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Kuruyama, Iwakichi, Hiroshima-Ken, 

Straw braid. 
Maki, Katsutaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Braids. 

Braids. 
Mayeta, Yoneichiro, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 
Mori, Sakaye, Kichi-Ken. Braids. 
Miyake, Tamizo, Kobe. Straw and shav- 
ing braids. 
Nagai, Matsuyemon, Representative of 

the Kai-Ken Straw Braid Ass'n, Kochi- 
Ken. Braids. 
Nishiyama, Masujiro, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Numakura, Kogoro, Tokio. Karakuss. 
Nozawa & Co., Kobe. Shaving braids. 
Ogata, Yoshisuke, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Ogata, Magoyemon, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Okito, Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Okutani, Shobei, Osaka-Fu. Braids. 
Okutsu, Fukumatsu, Yokohama. Shaving 

braid. 
Okazaki, Kiutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Oshiwo, Kaichiro, Hiros him a-K e n. 

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Otaira, Motosaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 

Onishi, Yo, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 

Osaka Dansen Seizo Goshi Kwaisha, 
Osaka. Fans. 

Sakamoto, Josaku, Kochi-Ken. Straw 
braids. 

Sakata, Okizo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Shimoda, Kozo, Kumamoto-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Soga, Rikichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Sugano, Shinsaku, Toyam.a-Ken. Shav- 
ing braid. 

Shinkingumi Co., Kobe. Straw and shav- 
ing braids. 

Takabuchi, Yaichiro, Kobe. Straw and 
shaving braids. 

Tanaka, Toichiro, Nagasaki-Ken. Straw 
braids. 

Tachibana Gun Straw and Shaving Braid 
Ass'n, Kanagawa-Ken. Shaving braid. 

Tanabe, Ichiji, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Teikoku Seibo Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- 
zuoka-Ken. Hats. 

Tokio-Fu Yebara Gun Straw Braid Ass'n. 
Braids. 

Torikai, H i k o t a r o, Kanagawa-Ken. 
Braids. 

Uyemura Shosuke, Osaka. Artificial flow- 
ers. 

Uta Hikosaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Yamada Nizo, Aichi-Ken. Braids. 

Yamaguchi Heisaburo, Yokohama. 
Shaving braid. 

Yamashita Tomekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 

Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Artificial flowers, 

brooches. 
Kamimura, Shosuke, Osaka. Artificial 

flowers. 
Kyoto Joshi Shugei Gakko, Kyoto. 

Artificial flowers. 
Misaki, Seitaro, Kyoto. Artificial flowers. 
Miwa, Zenbei, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 
Mori, Kichi, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 
Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 
Yamada, Kiujiro, Representative of 

Osaka. Artificial Flower Traders 

Ass'n. Osaka. Artificial flowers. 
Yamanaka & Company, Osaka. Artificial 

flowers. 

FANS. 

Dansen Seizo Kumiai, Miye-Ken. Fans. 
Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Fans. 
Hirano Kiugoro, Kyoto. Folding fans. 
Goto, Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 
Idzumi, Zenshichi, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 



Iho, Jiutaro, Shiga-Ken. Fans. 
Inagaki, Masahichi Osaka. Folding fans. 
Inouye, Mohei, Representative of the Na- 

goya Ogi Boyeki Gumi, Nagoya. Fold- 
ing fans. 
Ishizumi, Kisaburo, Kyota. Fans. 
Kans, Rioken, Nagoya. Folding fans. 
Kato, Chohei, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 
Kato, Yoshitaro, Nagoya. Folding fans. 
Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Fans. 
Mayeda, Yoshiro, Kobe. Fans. 
Marugame Dansen Goshi Kwaisha, Ka- 

gawa-Ken. Fans. 
Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. Fans. 
Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Folding 

fans. 
Murakami, Atsushi, Kyoto. Folding 

fans. 
Nakamura, Genzo, Nagoya. Folding 

fans. 
Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Fans and folding 

fans. 
Sakata, Bunsuke, Kyoto. Fans. 
Sensu, Shokwai, Kyoto. Folding fane. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Fans. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. Fans. 
Suya, Kiuhei, Kobe. Fans. 
Tanaka, Seikichi, Tokio. Fans. 
Takei Shirui Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Fans. 
Teshigawara & Co., Gifu-Ken. Fans. 
Yoshii Moyemon, Osaka. Fans. 

PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. 

Gifu-Ken Karakasa Kumiai, Gifu-Ken. 
Umbrellas. ^ 

Goto, Yonetaro, Fifu-Ken. Parasols. 

Hayashida, Shiunzo, Nagasaki-Ken. Um- 
brellas. 

Igarashi, Katsutaro, Tokio. Umbrella 
handles. 

Inouye, Sen, Osaka. Umbrellas, sticks 
and handles. 

Ishiwara, Yeitaro, Kyoto. Parasols. 

Kojima, Kanshichi, Yokohama. Umbrel- 
las. 

Machida, Kiukichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Um- 
brellas. 

Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. Parasols. 

Minagawa, Yoshizo, Tokio. Umbrellas, 
sticks and handles. 

Nakai, Shoten, Kobe. Parasols. 

Nakamura, Sosuke, Tokio. Umbrella 
handles. 

Nakao, Ihei, Osaka. Parasols, stove 
screen. 

Osawa, Kametaro, Yokohama. Parasols. 
umbrellas. 

Sakamoto, Tomoshichi, Tokio. Umbrel- 
las, sticks. 

Sanuki Seisan Dogyo Kumiai, Kagawa 
Ken. Parasols. 



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Sunamoto, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Umbrella 

handles and sticks. 
Takebe, Junoz, Kobe. Parasols. 
Teshigawara & Co., Gifu-Ken. Parasols. 

SHIRTS AND NECKTIES. 

Arakawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Cravats. 

Asahi Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. Neckties. 

Arakawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Belt. 

Fujioka, Gen, Osaka. Knitted stuff. 

Fujio, Suyeji, Representative of the Fu- 
jiyama Shokwai, Hyogo-Ken. But- 
tons. 

Hattori, Youemon, Nagoya. Necktie. 

Hirata, Tsunejiro, Tokio. Neckties. 

Izumi, Sakichi, Osaka. Stockings, 
gloves, neckties, tassel. 

Ishikawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Shirts, 
collar and cuffs. 

lijima, Yeitaro, Yokohama. Silk stock- 
ings, shirts, etc. 

Ikeda, Chimataro, Osaka. Cotton knitted 
underclothing. 

Ikeda, Yonekichi, Kyoto. Silk knitted 
underclothing. 

Inouye, Ginnosuke, Kyotto. Knitted 
undershirts. 



Ishii, Katsujiro, Osaka. Knitted under- 
shirts. 

Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' and 
men's stockings and underwear. 

Kawai, Tomiya, Osaka. Shirts. 

Mori, Kichiro, Kyoto. Belts. 

Morimoto, Seibei, Osaka. Knitted un- 
derwear and shirts. 

Nakagawa, Sataro, Kyoto. Cotton im- 
derwear and stockings. 

Nagano, Mototare, Tokio. Sleeve but- 
tons, brooches. 

Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shirts, 
etc. 

Sakurai, Yeizo, Tokio. Sleeve buttons 
and pins. 

Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Linen 
neckties, collars and suffs, insertion. 

Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. Collars and 
cuffs. 

Tani, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Jackets and 
shirts. 

Waida, Kaichi, Osaka. Cotton crape 
shirts. 

Yagi, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Summer and 
winter underwear. 



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ITALY, 



LOCATION: GROUPS 30, 31, 39, 45 (part), and 47 INSTALLED IN PALACE 
OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 

GROUPS 33, 37» 43. 45 (part), 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 and 61 INSTALLED IN PALACE 

OF MANUFACTURES. 

GROUP 60 INSTALLED IN PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. 



Silver and Goldsmith's Ware, Stained Glass, Statuary. 



GROUP 30. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Bernasconi, Luigi, Milano. Enameled 
work and silverware. 

De Angelis, Sabatino & Son, Naples. 
Silver vases. 

De Bemardi, Italo, Milano. Enameled 
work miniatures and jewelry. 

De Simoni, Salvatore, Napoli. Silver- 
ware. 

Fasoli, Federigo, Rome. Gold and sil- 
verware. 

Galuzzi, Giulio, Casalmaggiore, Cremona. 
Gold-plated articles. 

GROUP 31. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Arrighi & Co., Florence. Jewelry. 

Bevegni, Francesco, Genoa. Filigree of 
silver. 

Bianchi, Fabio, Florence. Artistic jew- 
elry. 

Bordini, Giuseppe, Florence. Etruscan 
jewelry, jewelry and mosaics. 

Borelli & Vitelli, Torre del Greco. 
Jewelry and corals. 

Brizzi, Antonio, Florence. Jewelry. 

Buti Brothers, Florence. Jewelry. 

Candiani, Napoleone, Venice. Jewelry. 

Capuano & Brothers, Torre del Greco. 
Jewelry and corals. 

Coppini Brothers, Florence. Jewelry, 
mosaics. 

De Caro, Antonio, Naples. Jewelry, 
corals, cameos. 

De Dilectis, M. and Co., Torre del 
Greco. Jewelr}-. 

Dolcetti, F. E., Venice. Jewelry, mosa- 
ics and miniatures. 



Errico Brothers, Naples. Jewelry, corals 
and cameos. 

Ferrante, Gennaro, Naples. Tortoise 
shells. 

Fiorentino, Luigi, Florence. Jewelry and 
mosaics. 

Franco & Paglierini, Venice. Jewelry 
and mosaics. 

Gagliardi, Giovanni, Torre del Greco. 
Jewelry in coral. 

Gamba, Enrico, Turin. Mosaics and 
jewelry. 

Jacoangeli, G. M., Naples. Designs and 
models in wax for jewelry. 

Jacola, Gennaro, Roma. Jewelry, cor- 
als, mosaics. 

Jesurum, Salviati, Venice. Jewelry, mo- 
saics, marbles. 

Knigth, S. M., Naples. Jewelry. 

Labriola, Felice, Naples. Corals, jew- 
elry, mosaics, cameos. 

Lamponi, A. & Son, Florence. Jewelry. 

Lauteri, Cesira, Naples. Jewelry, lava 
and tortoise shell. 

Marroncini, Armando, Florence. Jew- 
elry and mosaics. 

Masetti Fedi, Giuseppe, Florence. Jew- 

' elry and medals. 

Masnata, Raffaele, Genoa. Filigree ot 
silver. 

Miranda, Vincenzo, Naples. Jewelry. 

Montini, Antonio, Naples. Jewelry, cor- 
als, mosaics, filigree. 

Morgera, Cesare, Naples. Jewelry, cor- 
als, cameos. 

Mosaic Manufacturing Co., Florence. 
Jewelry, mosaics, tables. 

Mosini, Mauro, Milan. Silver and jew- 
elry. 

Palagi, Luigi, Florence. Mosaics. 

Palma, Tobia, Naples. Jewelry, corals, 
cameos and mosaics. 



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Paoletti, Angiolo, Florence. Jewelry and 
mosaics. 

Parodi, Nicolo, Genoa. Jewelry and fili- 
gree. 

Pesaresi, Angiolo, Florence. Jewelry and 
mosaics. 

Petrilli, C. & Co., Florence. Jewelry. 

Piscione, Michele, Naples. Jewelry in 
coral and cameos. 

Pollastro, Luigi, Genoa. Filigree of sil- 
ver and gold. 

Pratesi, Francesco, Florence. Jewelry. 

Rinaldini, Enrico, Florence. Jewelry and 
mosaics. 

Russo, Pasquale, Naples. Jewelry in 
coral, mosaics. 

Sapio, Domenico, Naples. Jewelry, tor- 
toise shell and corals. 

Sarabia-, Giuseppe, Milan. Jewelry, cor- 
als, cameos, mosaics. 

Serafini, Carlo, Florence. Jewelry. 

Sivelli, Egisto, Genoa. Filigree, mosa- 
ics and miniatures. 

Sorrentino, Vincenzo, Torre del Greco. 
Jewelry, corals, tortoise shell and 
mosaics. 

Spizzichino, Giovanni, Milan. Jewelry, 
mosaics, cameos. 

Tarchi, Vittorio, Florence. Jewelry. 

Terlizzo, Pasquale, Naples. Jewelry, 
corals, cameos, mosaics. 

Testolini, Marco, Venice. Jewelry, mo- 
saics. 

Toledo, Matteo, Naples. Jewelry, corals 
and cameos. 

Toledo, Salvatore, Naples. Jewelry, cor- 
als and cameos. 

Ugolini, Giovanni, Florence. Jewelry, 
mosaics and silverware. 

Veneziani & Coppini, Florence. Jew- 
elry, mosaics and silverware. 

Villa, Benvenuto, Milan. Jewelry and 
silverware. 

Weiss & Serafina, Florence. Mosaics. 

Zaghis, Angelo, Venice. Venitian ar- 
ticles. 

GROUP 33. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Andreirti, Ferdinando, Florence. Work 

in marble. 
Andreoni, S., Rome. Work in marble 

and alabaster. 
Barsanti, Ditta, Lucca. Reproduction of 

a Pompeian table in marble. 
Battelli, RafFaele, Pietrasanta. Work in 

marble. 
Bazzanti, Pietro & Sons, Florence. 

Statuary, busts, mosaics and alabaster. 
Caloni, Rodolfo, Volterra. Work in 

alabaster. 



Chiurazzi, Gennaro, & Son, Naples. 

Reproductions in bronze and marble. 

Ciullini, Eugenic, Florence. Work in 
marble. 

Dalio, Domenico, Venice. Metal articles. 

De Albertis, Edoardo, Genoa. Artistic 
marbles and bronzes. 

Errico, Salvatore, & Son, Naples. Ar- 
tistic reproductions. (Installed in 
Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Fasoli, Giulio, Rome. Marbles. 

Frilli, Antonio, Florence. Marbles, 
sculptures. 

Guerri, Pietro, Florence. Fountains and 
other works in marble. 

Lagana, Giovanni, Naples. Reproduc- 
tions of modern works of art. 

Lagnoni, Bizzeti, Florence. Bronzes. 

Lamponi, A., & Bros., Florence. Sculp- 
tures in marble. 

Lapini, E. C, & Sons, Florence. Work 
in alabaster and marble. 

Lazzarini Pietro, Carrara. Marble stat- 
ues. 

Maccaferri, Raffaello & Sons, Isola Pre- 
doso. Wrought iron. 

Mazzuccotelli, A., & Co., Milan. 
Wrought iron. 

Montelatici, Giuseppe, Florence. Mar- 
ble, mosaics, bronzes and terra cotta. 

Munaretti, Emanuele, Venice. Bronzes. 

Olivotti, A., & Co., Florence. Marbles, 
alabaster, bronzes and artistic fur- 
niture. 

Paradiso, Angelo, Acireale. Wrought- 
iron gate. 

Petrilli, Aristide, Florence. Marbles, 
alabaster, bronzes and terra cotta. 

Pochini, Galileo, Florence. Statuary 
and busts in marble. 

Pugi, J., & G. Bros., Florence. Statues, 
busts and groups in marble. 

Renda, Giuseppe, Naples. Bronzes. 

Romanelli & Sons, Florence. Works in 
alabaster and marble. 

Rossi Ciampolini, Ottaviano, Pisa. 
Statues and other marble work. 
\Rovini, Gaetano, Volterra. Work in 
marble and alabaster. 

Vannetti, Angelo, Florence. Reproduc- 
tions of statuary. 

Vannetti, Cesiano, Leghorn. Reproduc- 
tions in alabaster and marble. 

Varlese, Gioachino, Naples. Marble busts. 

Vichi, Ferdinando, Florence. Works in 
marble. 

Weis, Alessandro, Florence. Marble and 
alabaster. 



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GROUP 37- 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bagarotto, Luigi, Venice. Hand carv- 
ings and furniture. 

Balducci, Flavio, Florence. Florentine 
frames and carved wood. 

Baracchi, Alfredo, Florence. Decorative 
panels, hand-carved furniture. 

Bami & Bros., Seveso S. Pietro. Artis- 
tic furniture. 

Battacchi, Giuseppe, Florence. Hand- 
carved furniture. 

Battista, Francesco, Naples. Furniture. 

Berardi, Giovanni, Florence. H a n d- 
carved furniture. 

Besana, A., Meda. Hand-carved fur- 
niture. 

Bessi, Giovanni, Prato. Hand-carved 
furniture. 

Calabrese, Stefano, Naples. Hand-carved 
desks in wood. 

Candiani, Napoleone, Venice. Furniture. 

Caponetti, Antonio. Naples. Furniture. 

Cheloni, Angelo, Florence. Hand-carved 
furniture. 

Ciardi, Martino, Prato. Hand-carved 
furniture. 

Cipriani, Guglielmo, Monza. Carved steel 
safe. 

Cristaldi, Grassi, Catania. Cases for 
jewelry and documents. 

Cozzo, Giovanni, Aquila. Hand-carved 
wood furniture. 

Cutler & Girard, Florence. Furniture 
and carved wood. 

De Luna Brothers, Naples. Furniture 
and ceramics. 

De Vecchi, A. C, Milan. Furniture. 

Flaibani, Antonio, Venice. Furniture. 

Fontana, Luigi, Milan. Furniture, deco- 
rative glasses and crj-stals. 

Franco & Paglierini, Venice. Furniture. 

Gargiulo, Ferdinando, Sorrento. Hand- 
carved wood. 

Gaudenzi & Grazioli, Milan. Hand- 
carved furniture. 

Givonetti, Giuseppe, Turin. Furniture. 

Guindani, Adolfo, Cremona. H a n d- 
carved furniture. 

Laparola, Vincenzo, Palermo. Fur- 
niture. 

Magni, Luigi, Florence. Hand-carved 
furniture and frames. 

Manzoni, Oreste, Milano. Carved work 
and frames. 

Metti, Raimondo, Florence. Works of 
industrial art. 

Modigliani, Corinna, Rome. Decorative 
painting on velvet. 

Modigliani, Olga, Rome. Decorative 
painting on velvet. 



Montanelli, Egidio, Ponte Buggianese. 

Hand-carved cabinets. 
Pizzati, Giuseppe, Vicenza. Hand-carved 

furniture. 
Reali, Nicola, Tolentino. Safes in wood. 
Ricceri, Carlo, Florence. Hand-carved 

furniture. 
Rossi, Giuseppe, Venice. Furniture and 

carvings. 
Salvini, Giovanni, Turin. Hand-carved 

safe. 
Tappari, Pietro, Florence. Decorative 

paintings, carved wood and frames, 

paintings in parchment. 
Valenza, Michele, Caltanisetta. Locks, 

padlocks and safe. 
Vannucchi, Rodolfo, Florence. Hand- 
carved furniture. 

GROUP 39. 
(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Toso Borella, Francesco, Murano. Deco- 
rative glasses, enamels. 

GROUP 43. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Ferrari, Vittorio, Milan. Tapestry; 

artistic fabrics for furniture; imita- 
tion antique and special fabrics for 
modern decorative art. 

Smith, Lyle, Ethle. Hand-made em- 
broideries. 

Opificio, Serico S. Leucio, Naples. Fab- 
rics for upholstery. 

Opifizio, di S. Michele, Rome. Tapestry. 

Pasquina, Giuseppe, Turin. Brocaded 
velvets and other fabrics. 

Pasta, Eligio, Milan. Tapestry. 

Patemo Albani, Margherita, Palermo 
Tapestry embroidered in silk. 

Pergola, Telemaco, Milan. Imitation 
tapestry. 

GROUP 45. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Appiani, Graziano, Treviso. Enameled 

tiles. 

Artistic Neapolitan Ceramics, Naples. 
Ceramics, terra cotta and vases. 

Beggiolini, Giuseppe, Treviso. Cera- 
mics, busts, vases. 

Cacciapuote, Guglielmo, Naples. Artis- 
tic majolica. 

Cellai & Dini, Florence. Artistic terra- 
cotta. 

D'Amato, Edoardo, Naples. Majolica 
and ceramics. 

Martini, Ceramic, Palermo. Ceramics. 



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Mazzarella, Bernardino, Naples. Ma- 
jolica and creamics. 

Molaroni & Co., Pesaro. Majolica. 

Priori, Pietro, Cremona. Ceramics. 

Salvini & Co., Florence. Artistic pot- 
tery. 

Sebellini, Isidoro, Trevise. Ceramics. 

Vivante, Giacomo, Murano. Ceramics, 
majolica ware. 
The following Exhibits in Group 45 

are installed in the Palace of Manufac- 
tures: 

Avila, Altoviti, Florence. Works in 
terra cotta. 

Fontebuoni Manufacturing Co., Flor- 
ence. Ceramics. 

Industrial Manufacturing Co., Sesto 
Fiorentino. Ceramics. 

Italian Ceramic Co., Laveno. Ceramics 
and porcelains. 

Signa Manufacturing Co., Florence. 
Artistic pottery. 

GROUP 47. 

(Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) 

Salviati & Co., Venice. Glassware, plain 

and enameled, monumental mosaics. 
Solei & Hebert & Co., Genoa. Artistic 

glasses. 

GROUP 54. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Caprotti, Bernardo, Ponte Albiate, 
Milan. Threads of cotton. 

Cotonificio, Bergamasco, Bergamo. 
Threads of cotton. 

Crespi, Benigno, Milan. Threads of cot- 
ton. 

Fasano & Bros., Chieri (Turin). Pro- 
ducts of cotton. 

Gianoli & Bros., Vigevano. Products of 
cotton. 

Hefti Leghler & Co., Ponte S. Pietro 

(Bergamo). Threads of cotton, 
Hoffman, Turin. Cotton products. 
Italian Manufacturing Co., Milan. 

Printed cotton fabrics. 
Leuman M., Turin. Threads of cotton. 
Muggiani Co., Intra (Novara). Threads 

of cotton. 

Petri Bertini & Co., Lucca. Sewing 

thread. 

Pontecorvo, Pellegrino, Pisa. Cotton 

products. 



GROUP 55. 
(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.^ 

Hemp Rope Manufacturing Co., Bo- 
logna. Hemp ropes. 

Ramaglia, Salvatore, Naples. Raw hemp 
and combed. 

Roi, Giuseppe, Vicenza. Fabrics of hemp 
and raw hemp. 

GROUP 56. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

CipoUa, Felice & Sons, Chieti. Threaded 

wool. 
Del Brun, Giacomo, Schio (Vicenza). 

Wool and blanket manufactures. 



GROUP 57. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Ardizzoni, Luigi, Genoa. Velvets. 

Association of Industry and Commerce 
of Silk in Italy, Milan. Threads of 
silk. 

Association for Cultivating Worm Seeds, 
Milan. Silks. 

Banfi, Bernardo & Lorenzo, Milan. 
Threads of silk. 

Benini & Co., Milan. Silk manufactures. 

Bernasconi, Cernobbio. Silk manufac- 
tures. 

Bosone, Carlo, Milan. Spun silk. 

Boutet Bros. & Co., Milan. Spun silk. 

Broggi, Brambilla & Co., Como. Silk. 

Canetta & Co., Como. Silks. 

Carcano & Co., Como. Silks. 

Carfagna, Pacifico, Tolentino. Raw silk. 

Caradini, M., & Co., Milan. Spun silk. 

Casnaghi, Carlo, Como. Silks. 

Clerici Braghenti's Manufacturing Co., 
Como. Silks. 

Colombo, Siro, Milan Spun silk. 

Cova, Emilio, Milan. Spun silk. 

Cramer, A., & Co., Milan. Spun silk. 

De Andreis, Carlo, Milan. Spun silk. 

Dendi, Pietro, Montevarchi. Silk. 

Dolora, A., Como. Silks. 

Dozzio, Giovanni & Sons, Milan. Threads 
of silk. 

Dubini, C, & Bros., Milan. Threads of 
silk. 

Fanaroli, Giuseppe, Milan. Threads of 
silk. 

Faure, B., Como. Silks. 

Ferraris, Paolo, Turin. Shawls, handker- 
chiefs. 

Finzi, Redaelli, & Co., Lecco. Silks. 

Fiora, M., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. 

Fossato, A., & Sons, Como. Silks. 



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Frizzi, A., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. 
Gadda, G., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. 
Gavagni, Egidio, & Pio, Milan. Silks. 
Gerli, Carlo, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Ghidini, Guglielmo, & Successors, Turin. 

Silk manufactured. 
Graziani, Zntonio, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Marchetti, Carlo, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Mariton & Ginolhio, Bergamo. Threads 

of silk. 
Marinelli, Giovanni, Como. Silks. 
Oriani, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Pedroni & Son, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Pera, Sigismondo, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Rebuglio, Attilio, Cremona. Raw silk. 
Semenza, A., & Co., Milan. Threads of 

silk. 
Society for Spinning Silk Floss, Milan. 

Spun silk yarns. 
Society for the Seasoning and Tasting of 

Silk Goods, jMilan. Threads of silk. 
Spasciani, C, Milan. Threads of silk. 
Stucchi, Edoardo, Como. Silks. 

GROUP 58. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aemilia Ars Co-operative Co., Bologna. 

Laces. (Installed in Palace of Liberal 

Arts.) 
Amari, Carolina, Trespiano. Artistic 

embroidery. 
Benguiat, David, Rome. Old laces. 



Biraghi, Bruno, & Biraghi, Genoa. Church 

embroideries, church ornaments and 
other religious articles. 

Campodonico, Vittorio, Rapallo. Lace 
curtains, table cloths and other laces. 

De Capitani, Antonio, Milan. Embroid- 
eries and furniture for religious pur- 
poses. 

Galli, Luigi, Florence. Hand-made laces 
and shawls. 

Galli, Paolina, Florence. Hand-made 
laces. 

Melville & Ziffer, Venice. Embroideries, 
laces. 

Navone, Francesco, Florence. Hand- 
made laces, curtains. 

Rasponi, Spalletti, Rome. Lace curtains, 
table cloths, laces. 

GROUP 60. 

(Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Bertes, Cesare, Portoferraio. Boots and 

shoes. 
Giordano, Francesco, Palermo. Boots. 
Forgione, Frank, Palermo. Boots. 

GROUP 61. 

(Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 
Ripamonte, Rinaldo, & Co., Milan. Knit- 
ted hosiery in silk. 
Tale, Ettore, Gallarate. Shav^rls and scarf 

in wool. 



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INDIA. 



LOCATION: EAST INDIA PAVILION. 



Goldsmith's Work, Carvings, Rugs, Etc. 



GROUP 29. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Side arms. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Side 



GROUP 30. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Gold and 

silversmiths' work. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Gold 

and silversmiths' work. 



GROUP 31. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Jewelry. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Jew- 
elry. 

GROUP 34- 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Carved and 

ivory inlaid fancy boxes, etc. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Carved 

and ivory inlaid fancy boxes, etc. 



GROUP 36. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Toys. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Toys. 



GROUP 38. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Sideboards, 

book cases, tables, stands, desks, cab- 
inets, chairs, settees, couches, etc. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Side- 
boards, book cases, tables, stands, 
desks, cabinets, chairs, settees, 
couches, etc. 



GROUP 43. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Bugs, carpets 

and matting. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Rugs, 

carpets and matting. 

GROUP 44. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Canopies, cur- 
tains, hangings of cloth. 

Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Cano- 
pies, curtains and hangings of cloth. 

GROUP 45. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Ceramics. 
Bhumgara & Co., Bombay. Ceramics. 

GROUP 5.5. 

Gourepore Co., Calcutta. Jute and jute 

fabrics. 

GROUP 58. 

Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Embroideries 

made by hand on cotton, wool, silk 
and satin with silk, cotton, gold and 
silver threads. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Em- 
broideries made by hand on cotton, 
wool, silk and satin with silk, cotton, 
gold and silver threads. 



GROUP 61. 

Bombay. 



Fans and 



Ardeshir & Co., 

hand screens. 
Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Fans 
and hand screens. 



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MEXICO 



LOCATION: 



PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCKS 36, 37 AND 39. 
AISLES II, 12, D, AND E. 



Stationery, Basket Work, Palm Weaving. 



GROUP 28. 

Cabrera, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. Blank 

books. 
Goyri, Francisco, Xalapa, Ver. Cards. 
Kaiser, Juan, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. 

Blank books. 
Lions y Cia, H. (Padre), Mexico, D. F. 

Blank books. 
Munguia e Hijos Sues, P., Mexico, D. 

F. Playing-card. 

GROUP 29. 

Aragon y Hermano, Hermenegildo, 

Ejutla, Oax. Arms. 
Gobierno del Estado de Michoacan, 

Morelia, Mich. Swords. 
Ramirez Amulfo, Ejutla, Gro. Sabre. 

GROUP 32. 

Penitenciaria del Estado de Puebla, 

Puebla, Pueb. Artistic watch. 



GROUP 33. 

Correccional, Toluca, 



Mex. 



Escuela 

Shield. 
Fundicion Nacional de Artilleria, Mexico, 

D. F. Foundry works. (Installed in 
Mexican Section, Transportation Pal- 
ace.) 

GROUP 34- 

Ayuntamiento de Tecali, Tecali, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Ayuntamiento de Tequixquiapan, Tequix- 

quiapan, Quero. Articles in basket or 

wicker work, furniture. 
Banuelas, Pablo, Zacatecas, Zac. Hamper. 
Bojorges, Andres, Texcoco, Mex. Basket. 
Comision del Estado Para la Expbsicion, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Horn goods. 
Ferreira, Ricardo, Hermosillo, Son. 

Brooms. 
Flores, Agustin, Toluca, Mex. A lady's 

work box. 



Garcia, Severiano, Zacatecas, Zac. Bas- 
kets. 
Gines, Donaciano, Tenoxtitlan, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Brushes. 
Jefatura Politica de Valladolid, Valla- 

dolid, Yuc. Hamper. 
Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Atlixco, Pueb. 

Broom. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Articles in woven palm. 
Manrique, Antonio, Texcoco, Mex. Bas- 
ket. 
Mendez, Guillermo, Chimecatitlan, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Montano, Jose, Tenango, Mex. Lady's 

work box. 
Padilla, Tomas, San Francisco del Rin- 

con, Gto. Willow works. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Monterrey, N. 

L. Baskets. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Jeweler's box, basket. 
Perez, Felipe de J., Puebla, Pueb. 

Leather frame. 
Perez, Jesus J., Uruapan, Mich. Lacquer 

works. 
Peralta, Jesus, Tepexi, Pueb. Horse 

hair goods. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Cosahuautla, 

Coasahuautla, Pueb. Basket. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Miniapa, Miniapa, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Nopala, Nopala, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Tecali, Tecali, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Tehuixtla, Te- 

huixtla, Pueb. Small brush. 
Presidente Municipal de Chimecatitlan, 

Chimecatitlan, Chimecatitlan, Pueb. 

Horse-hair works. 
Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauca, 

Huatlatlauca, Pueb. Baskets. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Huitziltepec, 

Huitziltepec, Puet). Woven palm. 



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137 



Presidente Auxiliar de San Jose de Gra- 

cia, San Jose de Gracia, Puebla. 
Woven palm. 

Presidente Municipal de Tlacualpan, 
Tlacualpan, Pueb. Woven palm. 

Saldivar, Domingo, Tula, Pueb. Woven 
palm. 

Valencia Luis, Matamoros, Pueb. An- 
phor. 

Valdes Bernardino, Chalco, Mex. Bas- 
ket. 

Von Gehren, Edmundo, Zacatecas, Zac. 

Willow trunk, rattan furniture baskets. 

GROUP 35. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Trunks. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Burnished box. 
Siliceo, Luis, Mexico, D. F. Anphor. 

GROUP 37- 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Sculptures in wood. 
Oilman, Manuel, Puebla, Pueb. Onyx 

goods for decorations. 

GROUP 38. 

Escuela de Artes y Oficios, Toluca, Mex. 

Furniture. 
Gavito y Fernandez, Puebla, Pueb. 

Metal bed. 
Tsuchiya, K., Mexico, D. F. Furniture. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Furniture. 
Trejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Table. 
Unna, Jorge y Cia, San Luis Potosi, S. 

L. P. Furniture. 

GROUP 39. 

Pellandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Ar- 
tistic glass works. 

GROUP 40. 

Jefatura Politica de Maxcanu, Maxcanu, 

Yuc. Crown. 

GROUP 41. 
Trejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Safe. 
GROUP 43. 

Fabrica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, 
Dgo. Carpets. 

Fabrica de Tejidos de Lana de San 
Ildefonso, S. A., Tlalnepantla. W^oolen 
carpets. (Installed in Mexican Pa- 
vilion.) 

Muriedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. 
P. Carpets. 

Stiker, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Agts. 
Carpets, rugs. 



GROUP 44. 

Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 

Chih. Comforters, quilts. 

Pellandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Mir- 
rors in frames. 

Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 
Articles for beds. 

Sanchez Fabio y Francisco Fernandez 
del Castillo, ^Mexico, D. F. Curtain. 

Unna y Cia, Jorge, San Luis Potosi, S. 
L. P. Articles for beds. 

Zertuche, Perpetua Gonzalez Vda. de, 
Saltillo, Coah. Coverlet. 

GROUP 45. 

Ayuntamiento de Ocoyoacac, Ocoyoacac, 

Mex. Bricks. 

Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 
Juan del Rio, Qro. Bricks. 

Calderon, Manuel R., Toluca, Mex. Ar- 
ticles in clay. 

Compania Ladrillera "Union," S. A., 
jNIonterrey, N. L. Bricks. 

Compania de Xico y Anexas, Chalco, 
Mex. Bricks. 

Chateaumorand, Enrique, Puebla, Pueb. 
China pots. 

Espinosa, Luis, Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. 

Fabrica de Ladrillos y Tejas, S. A., 
Merida, Yuc. Mosaics. 

Farias Heraclio, Guadalajara, Jal. Fig- 
ures in clay. 

Gobiemo del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 
cala, Tlax. Figures in clay. 

Gomez, M., Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. 

Hernandez y Jimeno, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Miosaics. 

Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, 
Yuc. Articles in clay. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Figures in china and clay. 

Quintana, Hermanos, Mexico, D. F. 
Artistic tiles. (Installed in Mexican 
Pavilion.) 

Robles, Jose, Oaxaca, Oax. Figures in 
clay. 

Ruiz, Maximiano, Azompa, Oax. Fig- 
ures in clay. 

Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Mouldings 
in clay. 

Urquiza, Francisco, Hacienda de Jurica, 
Quero. Bricks. 

GROUP 46. 

Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Clay cess- 
pool. 

GROUP 47. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Articles in crystal. 



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GROUP 48. 
Berbeyer, Clemente H., Mexico, D. F. 

Braziers. ' 
Collignon, Julio, Guadalajara, Jal. Bronze 

valves and cocks. 

Compania Cervecera Toluca y Mexico, 
S. A., Toluca, Mex. Glass bottles. (In- 
stalled in [Mexican section, Palace of 
Agriculture). 

Compania Industrial Mexicana, Chihua- 
hua, Chih. Stoves and valves. 

Diaz Rubin y Canet, Puebla, Pueb. 
Waste wool. 

GROUP 52. 

Mowatt & Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, 

Oax. Yarn. 
Munoz, Jose, Texmelucan, Pueb. Yarn. 
Portilla Viuda de, Leon, Gto. Yarn. 
Schulte, Carlos, Colima, Col. Yarn, 

wicking. 

GROUP 54. 

Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Tep. Cot- 
ton cloth. 
Arellano y Cia, Alberto. Cotton belts. 
Avila, Refugio, Cholula, Pueb. Cotton 

cloth. 
Barron Forbes y Cia, Tepic, Tep. Cot- 
ton cloth. 
Brest Viuda de Manuel, Josefina, Xalapa, 

"Ver. Cotton cloth. 
Carballo, Magdaleno, Zacatlan, Pueb. 

Cotton cloth. 
Claucuilo, Miguel, Cholula, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloth. 
Compania Industrial de Guadalajara, S. 

A., Guadalajara, Jal. Cotton cloth. 
Compania Industrial "La Virgen," S. A.. 

Taximaroa, ]\Iich. Cotton cloth. 
Compania Industrial Manufacturera, S 

A., [Mexico, D. F. Cotton cloth. 
Compania Industrial de Orizaba, S. A., 

Orizaba, Ver. Cotton fabrics. 
Compania Industrial de San Antonio 

Abad y Anexas, S. A., [Mexico, D. F. 

Cotton cloth. 
Compania Industrial Saltillera, Saltillo, 

Coah. Cotton cloth. 
Compania Industrial Veracruzana, S. A., 

Santa Rosa, Necoxtla, Ver. Cotton 

cloth. 
Conde, M. M., Tlaxcala, Tlax. Cotton 

cloth. 
Espinosa, Antonio, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 

cloth. 
Galindo, Genaro, Oaxacac, Oax. Cotton 

quilt. 
Garcia, Augustin, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 

shawls. 
Garcia, Telesforo, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 

cloth. 



Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Duran- 
go, Dgo. Cotton spun. 

Gavito, Leopoldo, Panzacola, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Gomez, Conde y Hermanos, Quintin, 
Puebla, Pueb. Cotton cloth. 

Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Cot- 
ton cloths. 

Hernandez, Ignacio, Atlixco, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloths. 

Hernandez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
belt. 

Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Hurtado, Espinosa y Cia, L., Mexico, D. 
F. Cotton cloths. 

Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Atlixco, Pueb. 
Cotton shawls. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Cotton cloths, belts. 

Lopez, Marcelo, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
blankets. 

Lopez, Miguel, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
shawl. 

Luis, Jose E., Villa Alta, Oax. Cotton 
napkins. 

Maciel, Marcelino, Queretaro, Quero. 
Cotton cloths. 

Martinez, Arauna Francisco, Tepexi del 
Rio, Hidgo. Cotton cloths. 

Martinez, Daniel, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
shawl. 

Martinez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloths. 

Menchaca, Jose M., Santiago Ixcuintla^ 
Tep. Cotton cloths. 

Mowatt y Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, Oax. 
Cotton cloths. 

Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 
Cotton cloths. 

Perez, Antonio, Cholula, Pueb. Cotton 
blanket. 

Pliego, Hermanos, Lerma, Mex. Cotton 
cloths. 

Portilla Viuda de., Leon, Gto. Cotton 
cloths. 

Ramirez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloths. 

Rivero, V. Sues, Monterrey, N. L. Cot- 
ton cloths, blankets. 

Sanchez, Louis, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloths. 

Santos, Miguel, Zacatlan, Pueb. Cotton 
cloths. 

SchuUe, Carlos, Colima, Col. Cotton 
cloths. 

Sociedad, Anonima, Tlaxcala, Tlax. 

Skeins, cotton cloths. 
Soto, Gabriel, Zacatlan, Pueb. Cotton 

cloths. 
Torres, Tello Manuel, Cholula, Pueb. 
Cotton cloth. 



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GROUP 55. 

Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 

Juan del Rio, Qro. Cords. 
Arellano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. 

Linen belts. 
Compania Limitada Manufacturera de 

Yute de "Santa Gertrudis," Orizaba, 

Ver. Jute goods. 
Compania Industrial "La Aurora," S. A., 

Mexico, D. F. Jute goods. 
Compania Industrial "La Virgen," S. A., 

Tajimaroa, Mich. Linen and cotton 

cloths interwoven, linen cloths, linen 

and flax tow. 
Diaz, Trujillo Pascual, Toluca, Mex. 

Cords. 
Fabrica "La Industrial," S. A., Merida, 

Yuc. Ropes, cables, henequen cloths. 
Fabrica, "La Covadonga," Guadalajara 

Jal. Cloths and goods in ixtle. 
Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, 

San Luis Potosi. Cordage goods. 
Herrera, Amado, Villa Alta, Oax. Ham- 
mock in ixtle. 
Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, 

Yuc. Hammock in henequen. 
Jefatura Politica de Motul, Motul, Yuc. 

Henequen goods. 
Nieto, Tirso Julian, Jocotitlan, Mex. 

Cordage. 
Penitenciaria "Juarez," Merida, Yuc. 

Henequen hammock. 
Zaragoza, Santos, Tlalnepantla, Mex. 

Ixtle goods. 

GROUP 56. 

Ayuntamiento de Chiautla, Chiautla, 
Mex. Blanket. 

Arellano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. 
Woolen belts. 

Caraza, Mariano, Xalapa, Ver. Blankets. 

Cornu, Pedro, Aguascalientes, Agts. 
Cassimeres, blankets. 

Duron, Reyes M., Aguascalientes, Agtes. 
Cassimeres. 

Encarnacion, Maria, Atoyatempan, Pueb. 
Blankets. 

Fabrica de Tejidos de Lana de San 
Ildefonso, S. A., Tlalnepantla. Cash- 
meres, woolen blankets, coats. (In- 
stalled in Mexican Pavilion.) 

Fabrica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, 
Dgo. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. 

Fabrica "La Primavera," Chalchihuites, 
Zac. Blankets. 

Garcia, Martin, Tulancingo, H d g o . 
Blankets. 

Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 
cala, Tlax. Blankets. 

Gonzalez, Diego, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- 



Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Blankets. 

Lion, Eugenia Viuda de Emery, Agua- 
scalientes, Agts. Blankets. 

Moreno, Pedro, Chilapa, Gro. Shawls. 

Muriedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. 
P. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. 

Presidente Municipal de Mixtla, Mixtla, 
Pueb. Blankets. 

Rueda, Florencia, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- 
meres. 

Stiker, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Agts. 
Cassimeres. 

Teresa, Viuda de Pelaez, Luisa de, Tu- 
lancingo, Hidgo. Cassimeres. 

GROUP 57. 

Diaz, Serapio, Guadalajara, Jal. Shawls. 
Escuela de Sericicultura, Tenancingo, 

Mex. Matted hair silk. 
Gomez y Cia, Manuel, San Luis Potosi, 

S. L. P. Silk shawls. 
Jaspeado, Ruperto, Texcoco, Mex. 

Matted hair silk. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Silk shawls. 
Robledo e Hijos, Francisco A., San Luis 

Potosi, S. L. P. Silk shawls. 
Rodriguez, Pascual, Leon, Gto. Silk and 

cotton shawl interwoven. 

GROUP 58. 

Acosta, Amada, Hermosillo, Son. 
Towels. 

Acuna, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushions. 

Aguirre, Ana M., Puebla, Pueb. Em- 
broidered handkerchief holder. 

Anaya, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. 
Watch pouch embroidery. 

Aranda, Leonarda, Mexico, D. F. Passa- 
menterie. 

Aranda, Viuda de Gutierrez, Dolores, 
Mexico, D. F. Embroidery in hair. 

Arroyo, Ernestina, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidery. 

Arroyo, Tecla, Mexico, D, F. Lace 
handkerchief. 

Avila, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Ayon, Jesus, Hermosilli, Son. Em- 
broidered dresser. 

Barragan, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. 
Drawn work towel. 

Bernal, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered whiskholder. 

Capistrain y Castro, Leonor, Xalapa, Ver. 
Embroidered paper holder. 

Carrera, Domitila, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered handkerchief. 

Castillo, Maria, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion cover. 



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Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Compania Industrial "El Salvador," S. A., 

Mexico, D. F. Sewing thread. 
Contreras, Luz, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cravat, handkerchiefs. 

Corona, Aguirre Luisa, Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Cuellar, Rebeca, Xalapa, Ver. Collars 
in drawn work. 

Cuevas, Edelmira, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Chavez, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Drawn 
work handkerchiefs. 

Diaz, Sara, Sotuta, Yuc. Hand made 
work. 

Dominguez, Rosario, Xalapa, Ver. Lace 
handkerchiefs. 

Duarte, Mercedes, Guaymas, Son. Cra- 
vat drawn work. 

Dublan, Teresa, Mexico, D. F., Embroid- 
ered lamp shades. 

Enciso, Luz, Hermosillo, Son. Pillow 
case, drawn work. 

Escalante, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. 
Sewing bag embroidered. 

Espinosa, Maria, Aguascalientes, Agtes. 
Drawn work. 

Espinosa de los Monteros, Esther, Mex- 
ico, D. F. Embroidered pictures. 

Fierro, Carmen, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushions. 

Fisher, Emilia, Guaymas, Son. Em- 
broidered pillow cases. 

Galindo, Genoveva, Xalapa, Ver. Drawn 
work handkerchiefs. 

Gallegos, Jose, Toluca, Mex. Embroid- 
ered portiers. 

Garcia, Adela, Guaymas, Son. Handker- 
chiefs, open work. 

■Garcia, Matilde, Atotonilco el Grande, 
Hidgo. Embroidered cushions. 

Garrido, Maria S. y G., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Gomez, Vizcaino, Cecilia, Guadalajara, 
Jal. Embroidered cravats. 

Gomez y Zavala, Maria Ines, Guadala- 
jara, Jal. Drawn work. 

Gonzalez, Sahara, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion covers. 

Gurmendi, Petra, Xalapa, Ver. Embroid- 
ered handkerchiefs. 

Gutierrez, Ana, Mexico, D. F. Handker- 
chiefs, open work. 

Gutierrez, Feliciana, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered handkerchiefs. 

Hinojosa, Josefa, Hermosillo, Son. Towel 
and handkerchief embroidered. 

Hinojosa, Josefina P., Mexico, D. F. 
Screen embroidered. 

Horacio, Vicente, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidery. 



Huerta, Josefa de la, Guaymas, Son. 

Towel, open work. 

Isla, Carmen, Puebla, Pueb. Em- 
broidered coverlet. 

Jimenez, Romulo, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Handkerchiefs and scarf embroidered. 

Limon, Garcia Raymundo, Tulancingo, 
Hdgo. Embroidery for saddle. 

Lion, Eugenia, Viuda de Emery Lion. 
Aguascalientes, Agtes. Drawn work. 

Lopez, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Pil- 
low case, open wor!<. 

Lopez, Dolores, Hermosillo, Son. Hand- 
kerchief, open work. 

Marquez, Jesus, Guadalajara, Jal. Pil- 
low case, open work. 

Martinez, Manuela, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered pouch. 

Mejia, Enriqueta, Hermosillo, Son. Pil- 
low case, open work. 

Mendiolea, Julia, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered lamp shade. 

Miassou, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Embroid- 
ered lamp shade. 

Mier y Romero, Carlota, Toluca, Mex. 
Lace, inlaid work. 

Molina, Luz, Xalapa, Ver. Table cover, 

■ drawn work. 

Mora, Teodora, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cravat. 

Nieto, Jose de J., Puebla, Pueb. Lace 
maker. 

Nunez, Guadalupe, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered towel. 

Olea, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. Towel, 
embroidered and open work. 

Oronoz, Ana Maria, Xalapa, Ver. Nap- 
kins, open work. 

Oropeza, Ana M., Mexico, D. F. Cover- 
let, English lace. 

Orozco, Angela, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Orsi, Gertrudis, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Pane Viuda de Felgueres, Julia, Aguas- 
calientes, Agtes. Drawn work. 

Parres, Adela, Mexico, D. F. Articles in 
Catalonian lace. 

Pena, Maria S., Mexico, D. F. Embroid- 
ered screen. 

Pereira y Pereira, Trinidad, Sotuta, Yuc. 
Embroidered handkerchief. 

Polo Viuda de Lopez, Maria del T., Mex- 
ico, D. F. Embroidered cushion. 

Ramirez, Aurora, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered collar. 

Reyes, Guadalupe J., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered collar. 

Rendon, Carrillo, Maria, Mexico, D. F. 
Embroidered of litography. 

Rivera, Carmen, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered collar. 



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Rivero, Sues, V., Monterrey, N. L. Cro- 
chet thread. 

Riviello, Susana R., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered slippers. 

Rochin, Maria, Guaymas, Son. Embroid- 
ered cusliion. 

Rodriguez, Guadalupe, Hermosillo, Son. 
Embroidered crescent. 

Rodriguez, Verdin, Gabriela, Oaxaca, 
Oax. Embroidered screen. 

Rodriguez, Maria Ester, Xalapa, Ver. 
Apron lace. 

Ruiz de Cabanas, Felipa, Guadalajara, 
Jal. Embroidered dress. 

Ruiz Francisca, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered dress, drawn work. 

Ruiz Josef a, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered waist coat, drawn work. 

Salazar, Teresa, Guadalajara, Jal. Collar, 
drawn work and embroidered. 

Sepulveda, Teodora. Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered scarf. 

Serrano, Ramona, Hermosillo, Son. 
Cushion, cover, open work. 

Sherwell, Maria K., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered table cover. 

Toro, Maria, Oaxaca, Oax. Embroid- 
ered handkerchief. 

Torres, Altagracia, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered viso. 

Valencia, Francisca, Hermosillo, Son. 
Pillow slip. 

Valencia, Isabel, Hermosillo, Son. Cush- 
ion cover, open work. 

Valenzuela, Jesus, Guaymas, Son. Sack 
for embroidered handkerchief. 

Vazquez, Magdalena, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered handkerchief, drawn work. 

Vazquez, Vicenta, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Vega, Heladia de la, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Vidaurri, Luz, Mexico, D. F. Handker- 
chief lace. 

Villasana, Teresa, Guaymas, Son. Em- 
broidered undershirt. 

GROUP 59. 

Aguilar, Artemisa, Mermosillo, Son. 
Dress, open work. 

Barrueta, Policarpo, Mexico, D. F. Over- 
coat. 

Elle, Paul, Mexico, D. F. Lady's dress. 

Elle, Paul, Mexico, D. F. Book on dress- 
making. (Installed in Mexican section. 
Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 
Chih. Men's and laborers' clothing. 

Fabrica "El Progreso Industrial," Chi- 
huahua, Chih. Laborers' clothing. 

Guerrero, Luis, Morelia, Mich. Men's 
and Charro clothing. 



Martinez, Catalina, Guadalajara, JaL 

Child's coat. 
Moragas, Carmela de, Mexico, D. F. 

Child's dress. 
Moneo, Modesto, Veracruz, Ver. Book 

on dressmaking. (Installed in Mexican 

section Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Recluse suit. 

GROUP 60. 
Barbabosa, Jose Julio, Toluca, Mex.^ 

Dressed hides. 
Bueno, Carlos R., Puebla, Pueb. Shoes. 
Compania Peletera ae Guadalajara, S. A., 

Guadalajara, Jal. Shoes, dressed hides. 
Cogordan, Sebastian, Mexico, D. F. 

Dressed hides. 
Fourcade, Francisco, Guaymas, Son. 

Tanned cowhide. 
Fernandez y San Jose, Mexico, D. F.^ 

Hides. 
Garcia y Cia, S. en C, Sebastian, Mexico, 

D. F. Dressed hides. 
Gobiemo del Estado de Durango, Duran- 

go, Dgo. Dressed hides. 
Gobierno del Estado de Colima, Colima^ 

Col". Dressed hides. 
Gutierrez, Jose, Ozumba, Mex. Tanned 

hides. 
Hernandez, Gregorio, San Miguel Allen- 

de, Gto. Dressed hides. 
Hernandez, Casimiro, San Miguel Allen- 

de, Gto. Dressed hides. 
Jaramillo y Albisua, Puebla, Pueb^ 

Dressed hides. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla,. 

Pueb. Dressed hides. 
Lemus, Jesus J., Morelia, Mich. Shoes. 
Moron, Francisco, C. Victoria, Tam, 

Hides with hair, tanned hides. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb.. 

Shoes, 
Teneria del Diamante, S. A., Aguas- 

calientes, Agtes. Tanned hides. 
Valdes Porfirio, Saltillo, Coah. Shoes. 
Vargas, Epifanio, Cuautla, Mor. Tanned 

hides. 
Viladomat y Cia, Jose, Guadalajara, JaL 

Shoes. 
Zetina, Carlos B., Mexico, D. F. Shoes, 

dressed hides. 

GROUP 61. 

Acosta, Margarita, Xalapa, Ver. Basket 
with flowers. 

Aguilar, Feliciano, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 
straw hat. 

Alanis, Pascual, Celaya, Gto. Under- 
wear. 

Alatorre y Hermano, Sucr., C. L., Guada- 
lajara, Jal. Underwear. 



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Altamirano, Leon, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

straw hats. 
Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 

Juan del Rio, Quero. Palm straw hats. 
Bautista, Augustin, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Bracamontes, Everardo, Zacatecas, Zac. 

Palm straw hats. 
Casarrubias, Felipe, Chilapa, Gro. Palm 

straw hats. 
Cazares, Abundio, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Under- 
ware. 
Comision del Estado para la Exposicion, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw 

hats. 
Cubillas, Virginia, Hermosillo, Son. 

Lady's underwear. 
Diaz, Trujillo, Pascual, Toluca, Mex. 

Palm straw hats. 
Escuela Correccional, Toluca, Mex. 

Stockings, socks. 
Fabrica "La Perfeccionada," Mexico, D. 

F. Underwear. 
Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 

Chill. Men's shirts. 
Fernandez, Angel, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Flores, Amelia, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

underwear, 
Fortoul Chapuy y Cia., Guadalajara, Jal. 

Underwear. 
Garcia, Florencio, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

straw hats. 
Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw 

hats. 
Gobiemo del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 

cala, Tlax. Canes. 
Gonzales, Antonio del A., Puebla, Pueb. 

Hair hats. 
Gonzales, Carmen, Xalapa, Ver. Feather 

flowers. 
Granja, Concepcion, Mexico, D. F. 

Lady's underwear. 
Gutierrez, Adelaida S., Mexico, D. F. 

Lady's underwear. 
Guzman, Dolores, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

underwear. 
Hernandez, Nicolas, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

hats. 
Hiddgo, Miguel, Mexico, D. F. Straw 

hats. 
Huistomatla, Vicente, Atlixco, Pueb. 

Palm hats. 



Jacques, S. y J., Celaya, Gto. Under- 
wear. 
Jefe Politico de Acatlan, Acatlan, Pueb. 

Palm hats. 
Jefatura Politica de Ticul, Ticul., Yuc. 

Palm hats. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Hair hats. 
Lopez, Jesus, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm hats. 
Maiz, Hermanos, Monterrey, N. L. Hats. 
Maldonado, Lucia, Mexico, D. F. Straw 

hats. 
Martin, Lucas, Acatitla, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Martinez, Antonio. Palm hats. 
Martinez e Hijos, Federico, Mexico, D. 

F. Neckties. 
Martinez, Luis R., Toluca, Mex. Palm 

hats. 
Mena, Emilio, Puebla, Pueb. Hair hats. 
Montes de Oca Dionisio, Mexico, D. F. 

Palm hats. 
Nava, Trinidad, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

Underwear. 
Padilla, Victoria, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

Underwear. 
Palacios, Luz., Puebla, Pueb. Stockings, 

socks. 
Pellotier, Hermanos, Morelia, Mich. 

Hats. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Hats. 
Penitenciaria de Guadalajara, Guadala- 
jara, Jal. Hats. 
Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauca, 

Huatlatlauca, Pueb. Palm hats. 
Ramirez, Aniceto, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Robles, Felipe, Leon, Gto. Stockings, 

socks. 
Ruiz, Lorenzo, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm hats. 
Sandoval, Juan, Zacatecas, Zac. Palm 

hats. 
Santiago, Miguel, Tlapa, Guero. Palm 

hats. 
Suarez, Silvestre, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Torres, Francisco. Palm hats. 
Trinidad Patricio, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Vega, Ramon J. de la, Colima, Col. Palm 

hats. 
Vogel y Cia, A., Colima, Col. Palm 

hats. 
Zurita, Aurelia P., Xalapa, Ver. Flow- 



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143 



NETHERLANDS, 



LOCATION: EAST END OF PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 
BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE. 



Various Manufactures. 



GROUP 28. 
Talens & Co., Amsterdam. Ink, water 

and oil paints. 
Van Vlaanderen, J. F. A., Amsterdam. 

Souvenir postal cards, paper doll cos- 
tumes. 

GROUP 29. 

Amsterdam Silver Co., Amsterdam. 

^Mounted silver goods. 
Ruiter, Firma G. S., Akkrum. Skates. 



GROUP 30. 

Fischer, Wm. C, Amsterdam. 
Dutch silver and gold ware. 



Old 



GROUP 31. 
Braakman, Otto, The Hague. Antique 

jewelry. 

Diamond Cutting Co., Amsterdam. 
Diamond cutting. Precious and semi- 
precious stones. 

Rovini, G., Amsterdam. Florence jew- 
elry. 

Van Der Steen, C, Amsterdam. Gold 
and silver jewelry. 

Van Der Steen, Joh., Amsterdam. Jew- 
elry. 

Van Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. Old 
jewelry. 



GROUP 33. 
Jz., J., Leeuwarden. 



Artistic 



Kroes, 

hand-made iron work. 
Rovini Marble Co., Amsterdam. Artistic 

work in marble. 

GROUP 34- 

Schmidt & Co., J., The Hague. Burnt 

leather goods. 
Van Ravensteyn & Co., F., The Hague 

Leather goods. 

GROUP 36. 

Fischer, Wm. C, Amsterdam. Dolls in 
Dutch costumes, wooden shoes, fancy 
pillows. 

GROUP 38. 



Van Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. 

tique furniture. 



An- 



GROUP 41. 

Metalwarenfabriek, Delft. Pewter goods. 

GROUP 43. 

Polak, M., & Co., Amsterdam, Batavia, 

London. Indian rugs and shawls. 

GROUP 45. 

Amstelhoek, Amsterdam. Pottery. 
Brandjes & Co., Wed. N. S. A., Pur- 

mered. Faience, tiles, sectional pic- 
tures in tiles, pottery. 
Delftschaardewerkfabriek, "De Porce- 

leyne Fles," Delft. Blue Delft ware. 

faience, tiles, mural designs. 
Gihaux, Bern. H., Amsterdam. Painted 

tiles (in colors). 
Koninklijke Porselein En Aardewerk- 

fabriek "Rozenburg," The Hague. 

Painted porcelains, faience, tiles, mural 

designs. 
Plateelbakkerij Delft, Hilversum. Blue 

Delft ware, pottery, tiles, faience, 

mural decorations. 
Plateelbakkerij "De Distel," Delft. Fai- 
ence, tiles, pottery. 
Porcelynfabriek, Wilhelmina, Rotterdam. 

Porcelain. 
Terracotta en Aardewerk — F a b r i e k 

"Haga," Amsterdam. Artistic terra 

cotta work. 
Tichelaar, Gebrs, Makkum. Delft ware; 

tiles. 
! Van Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. Bric- 
i a-brac. 
Van Der Steen & Co., J., Amsterdam. 

Blue Delft ware and paintings. 

GROUP 47. 

Van Drosten, P., Utrecht. Glassware. 

(Decorative.) 

GROUP 58. 

Polak & Co., M., Amsterdam, Batavia, 

London. Embroideries and silks. 
Van Der Meyl, (Miss) M., Leyden. Lace 
and embroidery. 

GROUP 60. 

Naaml, Vennootschap, Erste Neder- 

landsche, Kroonlederfabriek, Lochem. 
Belts and leather pulleys. 



144 



DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



NICARAGUA. 

LOCATION: NICARAGUA PAVILION. 



Various Manufactures. 



GROUP 28. 
Schiffman, Carlos, Managua. Inks. 

GROUP 30. 
Parrales, Panfilo, Masaya. Silverware. 

GROUP 34. 

Bravo, Indalecio, Masaya. Dusters. 
Duarte, Onofre, Leon. Brushes. 
Figueroa, Jose, Leon. Hand-carved 

"Coyoles" and engraved cocoanut. 
Graduated School for Girls, West Zone. 

Handkerchief case, lined in silk with 

embroidery. 
Mairena, Jesus, Leon. Tortoise shell 

hooks for the hair. 
Mora, Concepcion, Rivas. Collection of 

hand-carved cocoanuts, jicaoas and 

huacales. 
Lopez, Francisco, Managua. Hand-made 

palm baskets. 
Jeratura Politica, Segovia. Sachels made 

of "Tule." Indian work. 

GROUP 35. 

Cantillano, Jeronimd, Leon. One ham- 
mock made of common pita (American 
agave). 

Garcia, Salvador, Masaya. Hat boxes. 

Gonzalez, Juan Francisco, Masaya, Ham- 
mocks. 

Martinez, Jose de Jesus, Rivas. Leather 
grips. 

Leiva, Juan S. & Luis Marenco, Leon. 
One parlor table inlaid with about 1000 
different pieces of wood. 

Orphan Hospitium, Leon. One dining- 
room sideboard, all hand work. 

Raudes, Juan Manuel, Masaya. Furni- 



GROUP 41. 

Deshon, Vasquez Y Cia., Leon. Wire 

nails. 
Caldera, Carmen, Masaya. Hand-made 

tools. 



GROUP 43. 

Sevilla, Trinidad, Masatepe (Masaya). 

Fine hand-made mats of "tule." 
Parodi & Co., Managua. Cement bricks 
with mosaic. 

GROUP 54. 

Borjas, Emeterio, Leon. Cotton goods. 
Guevara, Manuel H., Chinandega. Heavy 

drills, cotton goods. 
Lejarza, Jose de Jesus, Granada. Cotton 

goods. 
Mejia, Jr., Antonio A., Granada. Cotton 

hosiery, 

GROUP 55. 
Fefatura PoHtica, Masaya. Cords made 

of "^lajgua" fibre. 
High School for Girls, Granada. Batiste 

handkerchief, embroidery and drawn 

work. 
Lugo, Genaro, Managua. Cord made of 

"Paisica" fibre. 
Vasconcelos, Mariana, Masaya. Batiste 

handkerchief, embroidery and drawn 

work. 
Villanueva, Juana, Leon. One linen 

handkerchief with trimmings. 

GROUP 55. 

Borjas, Emeteria, Leon. Plain and 

worked casimirs, casimirs with silk. 

GROUP 57. 
Borjas, Emeteria, Leon. Shawls, pique 

and cloth. 
Lejarza, Jose de Jesus, Granada. Plain 

silk shawls. 

GROUP 58. 
Alvarez, Sara, Leon. Linen pillow case, 

embroidered in white. 
Ampie, Fernando, Managua. Military 

vmiforms. 
Assumption College, Leon. One red silk 

pillow, embroidered with silk and me- 
tallic threads. (Japanese scenes.) 



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145 



Garcia, Andrea L., Managua. One satin 

standard, embroidered with silk and 
metallic threads. 

Girls School (East Zone), Managua. One 
satin pillow, with silk and metallic 
thread embroideries. 

Girls School (East Zone), Leon. One 
pink pillow case, embroidered in white. 

Gonzalez, Otilia, Leon. One white pil- 
low case, drawn work. 

Guridi, Clemencia De, Masaya. Em- 
broideries. 

High School for Girls. One handerchief 
case, made of blue velvet, embroidered 
in colors with silk. 

High School for Girls, Chinandega. One 
stain picture frame, embroidered in 
colors with silk. 

Matus, Teresa Coronel, (Eastern School 
for Girls), Managua. One metallic 
cloth standard, with religious emblems. 

Medrano, M. Josefa D., La Concepcion, 
]\Iasa3^a. One quilt, two pillow cases 
and crochet work. 

Morales, Sara, Masaya. One very fine 
linen pillow case, drawn work and em- 
broidered in white. 

Quezada, Josefa, Masatepe, Masaya. 
One linen pillow case, embroidered in 
white. 

Zapata, Abigail (Eastern Girls School) 
Leon. One silk handkerchief drawn 
work. 

Zelaya, Maria Eugenia, Managua. One 
satin pillow, with the coat-of-arms em- 
' broidered with silk and metallic 
threads. 

Zelaya, Maria Eugenia Managua. One 
satin pillow, with coat-of-arms, em- 
broidered with silk and metallic 
threads. 

GROUP 59. 

Vigil, Arcadia, A. De., Masaya. One 

waist, hand made with velvet ribbons, 
Russian stitch. 

GROUP 60. 

Algeria, Feliz, Masaya. Tiger, boa and 

rattlesnake hides, cured and dressed. 
Blandon, Diego, Jinotega. Mustela lu- 

tra skin. 
Delgadillo, Francisco, Leon. Hides and 

patent leather, boots and shoes. 
Jeratura Politica, Masaya. Skins. 
Jeratura Politica, Jinotega. Lion skins. 
Jeratura Politica, Matagalpa. One tiger 

skin. 



Jeratura Politica, Segovia, Pizote de 

monte. Alapachin. Parrots and hog 

skins. 
Jeratura Politica, Carazo. Guatuza and 

small deer skins. 
Martinez. Jose de Jesus, Rivas. Tiger, 

lion, hog and other hides, dressed. 
Mayorga, Narciso, Leon. Sole-leathers 

and calfskins. 
Nicaraguan Government, Home Office. 

Managua. Collection of forest animal 

skins. 
Saavadra, Isaac, Leon. Boots and shoes. 
Seguira, Ramon, Granada. Boots and 

shoes. 
Torrealba, Alejandro, Masaya. Tiger 

and boa skins. 
Varela, Raustino, Granada. Cuts for 

shoes, made of only one piece, without 

any seam, shoemaker's last for differ 

ent kinds of shoes. 

GROUP 61. 

Acevedo, Pedro, Managua. Fine palm 
hats. 

Alagria, Frutos, Masaya. Palm fans. 

Alegria Ana Maria, Jinotega. Palm hats 
for ladies. 

Alegria, Hermenegilda, Jintega. Palm 
hats for men. 

Amaya, Zacarias, Masaya. Palm hats. 

Casco, Pablo, Masatepe. (Masaya). 

Flores, Felix, Masatepe, Masaya. Straw 
hats for men. 

Flores, Felix, Gilbreto, Masatepe, Ma- 
saya. Straw hats for ladies. 

Guridi, Clemencia De, Masaya. Collec- 
tion of artificial flowers, made of silk 
and linen (imitation of the parasite 
flowers). 

Gutierrez, Adelaida De, Managua. One 
pink corset, all hand made, with silk 
trimmings. 

Gutierrez, Toribio, Leon. Palm hats, 
imitation of rush. 

Hernandez, Claro, Managua. Palm hats. 

Mejia, Jr., Antonio A., Granada. Silk 
hosiery. 

Moreno, Antonio, La Concordia, Jino- 
tega. Wheat straw hats. 

Perez, Olinto, Masatepe, Masaya. Straw 
hats. 

Raudes Y Hermanas, Maria De J. Ma- 
saya. Artificial flowers, made of 
linen, batiste and silk. 

Rodreguez, Josefa Jinotega. Wheat 
straw hats for girls. 

Romero, Ignacia, Chinandega. Flowers 
made of insect wings. 



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NEW ZEALAND 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 97, 

AISLE H. 



Hardware, Woolen Fabrics. 


GROUP 37. 
Brownlie, Miss, Dunedin. Hand carving. 

GROUP 41. 
Clapham Bros., Ashurst. Sash lock. 
Donald, Mr. Donald, Masterton. Patent 

jack. 


GROUP 56. 

Mosgiel Woolen Mfg. Co., Otago, New 

Zealand. Woolen traveling- robes; 
blankets. 



NORWAY. 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 

BLOCK 46. 

Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware. 



GROUP 30. 

Andersen, David, Christiana, Norwegian 

enamel and silverware, modern and 
ancient. 



GROUP 52. 

Hiorth, F., Christiana. Photographs of 

drying ^.pparatus for cardboards, etc. 
(V. I.) North wall opposite Block 10. 



PERSIA 



LOCATION: PAVILION IN WEST COURT OF PALACE OF VARIED 

INDUSTRIES. 



Carpets, Rugs, Ceramics, Textile Fabrics, Art Metal Works. 



GROUP 30. 

Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Silversmith's 

ware, bronzes, etc. 

GROUP 31. 
Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Jewelry. 

GROUP 33. 
Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Brass lamps, 
art work in metals. 



GROUP 43- 

Tavshanjian, H. S. Persian carpets and 

Rugs. 

GROUP 45. 
Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Tiles, vases, 

bottles, jars, placques, etc. 

GROUP 58. 
Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Brocades, vel- 
vets, embroideries. 



PERU— PORTO RICO. 



147 



PERU 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 107. 

AISLE A. 



Cotton, Cloth, Hats, Silk Samples. 



GROUP 54. 

Fabrica Nacional de Tejidos "La Vic- 
toria," Lima. Cotton cloth. 

The Peruvian Cotton M. Co., "Vitarte." 
Cotton cloth. 

Fabrica de Tejidos "San Jacinto," Lima. 
Cotton cloth. 

Fabrica de Tejidos "La Providencia," 
Lima. Cotton cloth. 



Fabrica de Tejidos de Malatesta y Cia, 

Tea. Cotton cloth. 

GROUP 57. 

Fabrica de Tejidos "La Providencia," 

Lima. Samples of silk. 

GROUP 61. 

Liranaga, Julio, Arequipa. Straw hats. 
Lopez, F. P., Paita. Panama hats. 



PORTO RICO 



LOCATION: PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 118. AISLES E, F 

AND 13. 



Laces and Embroideries, Hats, Caps, Brooms, Fibre Cordage. 



GROUP 34- 
Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. 

Brushes. 

GROUP 38. 
Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. 

Brooms. 

GROUP 54. 
Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. 

Horse bands. 
Ducre, Crisanto, Toa-alta. Horse reck. 

GROUP 55. 
Bosh, J. C, Adjuntas. Cordage. 
Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. 

Cordage. 



Pacheco, P. P., Fajardo. Horse bands. 
Reyes Izquierdo, J., Guayanilla. Fiber 

cordage. 
Sanchez, J., Toa-baja. Cordage. 

GROUP 58. 

Arabia, Eulalia, Utuado. Quilt. 

Ferrer, Carmelita, Utuado. Laces. 

Figueroa, Maria, Utuado. Embroidered 
marks on handkerchiefs. 

Jimenez, Carmelita, Utuado. Crochet 
canesu. 

Julia, Eloisa, Utuado. Laces. 

Maestre Servia, Asuncion, Utuado. Em- 
broidery and lace. 

Martinez, Anita, Utuado. Guipure hand- 
kerchief. 

Marrero de Celis, Ines, Fajardo. Laces. 



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Penedo, C, Fajardo. Laces. 
Porrata, Ana Rosa, Utuado. 



Antima- 



casares. 
Porto Rico Benevolent Society, Ponce. 

Drawn work and needle work. 
Robles, Juana, Sabana-Grande. Embroid- 

__ ered towel. 
Woman's Aid Society, San Juan. Drawn 

work and needle work. 

GROUP 6i. 

Barrabetig, R., Aguadilla. Hats. 
Cabrer, Sues, de Juan, Ponce. Hats. 
Cardona, M., Aguada. Hats. 



Cid, Jose, San Juan. Hats and caps. 
Cordero, E. M., Guayanilla. Hats. 
Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. 

Hats. 
Menendez, J. A., Mayaguez. Hats. 
Pabon, N., Cabo-Rojo. Fans. 
Polanco y Tirado, Placido, Rincon. Hats. 
Silva, Maria Nicolasa, Guayanilla. Hats. 
Soltero de Garcia, J., Sabana-Grande. 

Cravats. 
Soto, I., Anasco. Hats. 
Soto, Maria, Cabo-Rojo. Straw fans. 
Suffront Munoz, L., Cabo-Rojo. Halts. 



PORTUGAL 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 17. AISLES 11, 12. 

AND A. 



Stationery. Silverware. Leather Articles. 



GROUP 28. 

Ferreira, A., Lisbon. Inks, mucilages, 

wax. 
Pereira Jor, Jose Mendes, & Com ta, 

Lisbon. Inks and blackings. 

GROUP 30. 

Elias, David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Silver- 
smith's w^ork. 

Monteiro, Joao Joaquim, Porto. Silver- 
smith's work. 

Rosas, Jose, Porto. Gold and silver- 
smith work. 

GROUP 34. 

Calheiros (D. Carolina), Lisbon. Fancy 

articles in leather. 
Craveiro, D., Belmira Rosa da Concei- 

cao, Lisbon. Fancy articles in leather. 
Elias, David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Fancy 

articles. 
Silverio, Francisco, Lisbon. Walking 

stick made of twelve thousand pieces. 

GROUP 35. 

Silva Rocha, Porto. Leather articles for 

traveling. 

GROUP 37. 
Meira, Domingos Antonio da Silva, Lis- 
bon. Artificial marbles. 



GROUP 41. 

Casa Barreto, Lisbon. Wire mattress. 
Ferreira Yor. (Yacintho Filippe), Vieira 

de Leiria. Files. 

Guerra, Joaquim Thome, & Irmaos, 
Vieira de Leiria. Files. 

Neves, Francisco, Lisbon. Wire-mat- 
tress. 

GROUP 45. 

Conceicao Successores, Caetano A. da, 

Extremoz. Earthenware. 
Fabrica de Faiancas das Caldas da 

Rainha, Caldas da Rainha. Colored 
earthenware. 

GROUP 56. 

Alcada & Filho, Covilha. Woolen cloth 
samples. 

Balthasar, Gregorio, Covilha. Shawls. 

Bicho, Manoel Ferreira, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Catalao, Jeronymo Nave, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Carp Roze & Comta, Lisbon. Dress 
goods of wool. Woolen and silk neck- 
cloth. 

Correa, Jose Christovao, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples and shawls. 

Dias, Januario & Irmao, Covilha. Wool 
cloth samples. 



PORTUGAL— RUSSIA. 



149 



Estrella & Ca., Lisbon. Blankets and 

shawls. 

Moraes, Amandio de, & Irmao, Covilha. 
Flannel samples. 

Ranito & Mesquita, Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples. 

Ratto, Francisco Fernandes, Covilha. 
Woolen cloth samples. 

Serra, Eudardo Candido, & Irmao Co- 
vilha. Woolen cloth samples. 

Souza, Antonio Nunes de, & Fos, Suc- 
cessores, Covilha. Woolen cloth sam- 
ples. 

Tavares, A. Paiva, Covilha. Woolen 
cloths. 

GROUP 58. 
Bastos, D. Luiza Alexandrina Cordeiro, 

Lisbon. Pillows. 

Bordallo Pinheiro, D. Maria Augusta, 
Lisbon. Laces made by hand. 

Elias David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Embroid- 
ery. 

GROUP 59. 

Rego, Antonio Pereira, Lisbon. Mili- 
tary uniform. 



GROUP 60. 

Adegas, Jose Nunes, Extremoz. San 

dais. 
Aguiar, Jose Pereira, d', Vianna do Cas- 

tello. Boots and shoes. 

Barboza, Joaquim Francisco, Lisbon. 

Shoes. 
Coimbra & Ca., Lisbon. Boots and 

shoes. 

Contente, Francisco Joaquim, Lisbon. 

Boots and shoes. 
Ribeiro, Zeferino Coelho, Penafiel. Boots 

and shoes. 
Santos Jor, Jose Riobom dos, Porto. 

Leather and skins. 
Soares, Gregorio Nogueira, Penafiel. 

Boots and shoes. 
Souza, Manoel Joaquim de, Lisbon. 

Boots and shoes. 
Victor Gomes & Pedroso, Lisbon. Boots. 

GROUP 61. 

Santos Mattos & Ca., Lisbon. Corsets. 



RUSSIA 



♦ LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 



Silversmiths' and Goldsmiths* Ware, Jewelry, Laces, Furs. 



GROUP 28. 

Martinian. Monk from the Monastery 

of St. George, Balaclava, Sevastopol. 
Writing materials made of shells from 
the Black Sea, silvered over (hand- 
made). 

GROUP 30. 

Askenderoff, Ali, Choucha, Caucas. Cau- 
casian silver filligrane articles. 

Dahodayeff, Djabrayl, Dagestan, Caucas. 
Silver in Caucasian woodwork. 

Dahodayeff Bros., Tiflis, Caucas. Silver 
in Caucasian woodwork. 

Fraget, Joseph, Warsaw, Poland. Old 
Russian silver plates. 

Ibrahimoff, Ostman, Koutais, Caucas. 
Filigrane and other silverware of Asi- 
atic character (handmade). 



Ivanoff, Tula. Hammered, chiseled and 

cast silver articles, old Russian char- 
acter. 

Klingert, Sr., Moscow. Hammered, 
chiseled, silver, gilt, oxidized and 
enameled articles. 

Klingert, Jr., Moscow. Enameled and 
filigrane goods of old Russian char- 
acter. 

Markoff, Moscow. Enameled and fili- 
grane silver objects of Asiatic char- 
acter. 

Mouskevitch, Joseph, Warsaw, Poland. 
Silver and silver wire articles, and 
other metals of his own handwork. 

Nozblin, Buch & Werner, Warsaw, Pol- 
and. Old Russian silver plates. 

Speyer, A. & K., Moscow. Enameled 
filigrane and silver articles. 



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DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 



Speyer, G. M., Moscow. Collection ol 

rare Russian antiquities. 
Union of Peasant Silversmiths, Tula. 

Silver, gilt and enameled objects. 
Youssoupsoff, Mahome, Temirakansc- 

hura, Dagestan. Cacas. Silver, metal 

and wood articles; handmade articles 

with metal incrustations. 

GROUP 31- 

Collective Exhibit of Russian Jewels of 
St. Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw. 
Jewelry. 

Lazareff M. Nijni Tagilsk, Ural. Articles 

of artificial malachite. 

Poliakoff, Moscow. Collection of Ural 
^lountain stones. 

Sorin, Piter, Ekaterinbourg, Ural. Pre- 
cious stones and articles of opaque 
Ural stones. 

Uraltzeff, Fama, Ekaterinbourg, Ural. 
Precious stones and articles made of 
opaque, Ural stones. 

GROUP 33- 

Imperial Russian Manufacture of Cast 

Iron, Ural. (Represented by Mr. 
Iznoskoff, St. Petersburg.) Artistic 
objects of cast iron. 

GROUP 34- 

Cahn & Company, Warsaw, Poland. 

Articles of leather, leather goods. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Manufactures.) 

Jatzovsky, Wilna, Litania. Leather 
goods. (Installed in Palace of ]^Ianu- 
factures.) 

Institution of the Deaf and Dumb, War- 
saw, Poland. Carved wood, cabinets. 
traj'S, etc. 

Museum of Peasant Work, District of 
Moscow, under the high patronage of 
H. I. A. the Grand Duchess Elizabeth 
Feodorovna. Horn and birch bark 
articles. 

Saphonoff, Moscow. Lacquered wood- 
ware and furniture. 

Schourovsky, St. Petersburg. Lacquered 
wood articles. 

Zemstvo — Collection of Peasant Work, 
District of St. Petersburg, ^loscow, 
Tula, Viatka, Etc. Collection of peas- 
ant work of all kinds. 

GROUP 35. 

Luther, Reval, Baltic Province. Ve- 
neered traveling articles, boxes, trunks, 
etc. 

GROUP 36. 

Loubiausky Museum of Peasant Work., 
I\Ioscow. Russian dolls and to\-s 



GROUP 41. 

Fiirst, Polangen, Baltic Province. Arti- 
cles made of Baltic Sea amber. 

Yako, Moscow. Art prints in tin. 

Olentchikoff, Tula. Samovazs, trays and 
bowls. 

Poliakoff, M. R., Moscow. Artistic Rus. 
sian hammered brasses and copper. 

Preiss, Polangen, Baltic Province. Ar- 
ticles made of Baltic Sea amber. 

Simin, Tula. Samovars, trays and bowls. ' 

Victoroff, Troyetzky Village, District of 
Moscow. Icoits on metal and carved 
wood. 

GROUP 42. 

Lakoutine, Moscow. Artistic painting on 

papier mache. 
Vischniakoff, Sr., Moscow. Lacquered 

objects on papier mache. 
Vischniakoff, Jr., Moscow. Artistic 

painting on lacquered objects on papier 
mache. 

GROUP 47. 

Sosnovsky, Warsaw, Poland. Cut glass 

objects. 

GROUP 57. ' 

Grunwaldt, P. M., St. Petersburg. Mo- 
saic carpets. 
Hadji Mahamedinoff, Ibrahim, Buchara, 

Transatic. Silk woven carpets and 
rugs. 
Hassenbekoff, Bogaidin, Turkestan, 

Transasia. Silver woven carpets and 
rugs. 

GROUP 58. 

Albert, Miss Margaret, St. Petersburg. 
Portrait embroidered in silk. 

Heimann, Friedrichstadt, Courland. Rus- 
sian laces, copied from ancient foreign 
laces. 

Kroubitch, Mrs. A. G., Moscow. Hand- 
made laces, drawnwork and em- 
broidery. 

Pogoskay'a, Mrs. A. L., Orenbourg and 
\'ologda. Orenbourg shaw's and 
scarfs. 

Schlutte, Helsingfors, Finland. Em- 
broidery and trimmings of Finland 
character. (Installed in Palace of Man- 
ufactures.) 

Vischniakova, Mrs. V. P., Tver. Home- 
spun linen cloth and towels. 

Yevergeieff, St. Petersburg. Silver, gilt, 
belts and silver gilt cloth. 

Zemstvo — Collection of Peasant Work, 
Xovotorgyok. Embroideries and laces. 



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151 



GROUP 60. 

Grunwaldt, Edwazd M., St. Petersburg. 

Fancy furs for ladies and gentlemen; 
furs and various skins prepared and 
unprepared, natural and colored; Rus- 
sian hunting and shooting coats. 

Grunwaldt, P. M., St. Petersburg, Karo- 
tschatsk}^ Society of Trade and Indus- 
try. Fancy furs for ladies and gentle- 
men; furs and various skins, prepared 
and unprepared, natural and colored. 

Lapin, Nicolai, Kaliasin, Government 
Tver. Furs. (Installed in Palace of 
Manufactures.) ♦ 

Makaroff, Ivan, Village Katchaievo, Yor- 
aslwky District. Furs. (Installed in 
palace of Manufactures.) 



Mendelsohn, Archangelsk (North Rus- 
sia). Slippers and caps of reindeer 
skin. (Installed in Palace of Manu- 
factures.) 

Oldstein, Wilna (Litania). Leather. (In- 
stalled in Palace of ]\Ianufactures.) 

OustinofF, St. Petersburg. Boots of Rus- 
sian leather. (Installed in Palace of 
Manufactures.) 

Pavloff, Moscow. Boots of Russian 
leather. (Installed in Palace of Manu- 
factures.) 

Robinson Fur Co., Alaska, St. Peters- 
burg. Furs, natural and colored. 



SIAM 



LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 31, AISLE 12. 



Silver and Goldsmith's Ware, Jewelry. 



GROUP 29. 

Royal Museum. Collection of swords. 

(Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 

GROUP 30. 

Isarn Committee. Goldsmith's tools, 
gold and silverware. 

Payupp Committee. Specimens of Sia- 
mese silverware. 

Royal Museum, Bangkok. Silverware. 
(Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 

GROUP 33. 
Royal Museum, Bangkok. Bronze ware. 

(Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 
Royal Commission, The. Articles in 

bronze. 

GROUP 34. 

Chantaboon Committee. Basket ware. 
Isarn Committee. Basket ware, brooms, 

fancy articles. 
Nakon Sri Committee. Fancy articles. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Basket 

work, articles in grass. 
Nakon Rachasima Committee. Basket 



Payupp Committee. Specimens of lac- 
quer work, 

Petchaboon Committee. Brooms, weav- 
ing machine, basket ware. 

Pitsanuloke Committee. Basket ware. 

Puket Committee. Betel case. 

Royal Museum, Bangkok. Mother of 
pearl work. (Installed in Pavilion of 
Siam.) 

Royal Commission, The. Basket ware, 
mother of pearl work and fancy ar- 
ticles. 

Udawn Committee. Basket ware. 

GROUP 36. 

Mai Chareon. Children's masks and 
toys. 

GROUP 38. 

Royal Commission, The. Book case. 

(Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 

GROUP 41. 

Ayuthia Committee. Edged tools. 
Chantaboon Committee. Axe and knife. 



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Isarn Committee. Edged tools, smiths' 
tools. 

Nakon Sri Committee. Household uten- 
sils. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Edged 
tools. 

Puket Committee. Edged tools. 

Ratburi Committee. Edged tools. 

Royal Commission, The. Smiths' bel- 
lows. 

Udawn Committee. Edged tools. 

GROUP 43. 

Chantaboon Committee. Loom for mat 

making, mats. 
Isarn Committee. Mats. 
Nakon Rachisma Committee. Mats. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Mats. 
Petchaboon Committee. Mats. 
Pitsanulok Committee. Mats. 
Puket Committee. Mats. 
Ratburi Committee. Looms for mats, 

mats. 
Udawn Committee. Mats. 

GROUP 44. 

Royal Museum. Standards used in re- 
ligious processions. (Installed in Pa- 
vilion of Siam.) 

GROUP 45. 

Isarn Committee. Earthen ware. 

Maclean and Company, Bangkok. 
Bricks and tiles. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Ma- 
chinery for brick and tile making, 
earthen ware, pottery, bricks and tiles. 

Ratburi Committee. Earthen ware. 

Royal Commission, The. Earthen ware, 
pottery. 

Udawn Committee. Earthen ware. 



GROUP 48. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Fire 

lighters. 
Puket Committee. Fire Hghters. 

GROUP 50. 

Champdawn Committee. Spinning ap- 
pliances. 

Chantaboon Committee. Machinery for 
preparing cotton. 

Isarn Committee. Aparatus used for 
preparing and spinning, machines for 
preparing cotton. 

Nakon Sawan Committee. Machinery 
for preparing cotton. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Appa- 
ratus for cleaning cotton, machines for 
preparing cotton. 



Pachim Committee. Apparatus for spin- 
ning silk. 

Payupp Committee. Spinning appli 
ances, shuttles. 

Puket Committee. Spinning machinery. 

Eatburi Committee. Spinning appa- 
ratus. 

Sericulture Department, The. Siamese 
silk reeling implements. 

Udawn Committee. Spinning appli- 
ances. 

GROUP 51. 

Champdawn Committee. Loom. 
Chantaboon Committee. Looms and 

parts of looms. 
Isarn Committee. Looms. 
Nakon Sawan Committee. Looms. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Looms. 
Pachim Committee. Loom. 
Payupp Committee. Loom. 
Puket Committee. Looms. 
Ratburi Committee. Looms. 

GROUP 54- 

Ayuthia Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 

Champawn Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of cot- 
ton. 

Isarn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 

Nakon Sawan Committee. Cotton fa- 
brics. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Pachim Committee. Coton fabrics. 

Payupp Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Ratburi Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Udawn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 

GROUP 55. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Native 

cloth. 

GROUP 57. 

Champawn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Isarn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Raw silk. 
Kwang Huat, Bangkok. Raw silk. 
Nakon Rachasima Committee. Silk 

cloths. 
Nakon Sawan Committee. Raw silk. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Silk 

cloths. 
Pachim Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Payupp Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Petchaboon Committee. Silk cloths. 
Sericulture Department, The. Raw silk. 

fabrics of silk. 
Udawn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 



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153 



GROUP 58. 
Lady Plean. Embroidery. 
Royal Commission, The. Embroidery; 

laces. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 

GROUP 59. 

Payupp Committee. Women's garments. 
Royal Commission, The. Priests' robes. 



GROUP 61. 

Ayuthia Committee. Fans, hats. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Hats. 
Pachim Committee. Hats. 
Payupp Committe. Chiengmai hats, 

paper umbrella. 
Puket Committee. Farmers' boots. 
Royal Commission, The. Bangkok 

hats. 



SWEDEN 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. 
18 B, 20 B AND 22 B. AISLES D AND E STREET. 



BLOCKS 



Various Manufactures. 



GROUP 29. 

A. B. Tomblom & Hedengran, Eskil- 

stuna. Pocket knives, scissors, razors, 
etched steel articles. E Street. 

GROUP 33. 

A. B. Forenade, Konstgjuterierna, Stock- 
holm. Reproductions of w^orks of art, 
inkstands, doorhandles in bronze. D 
Street. 

A. B. Gamla Santessonska, Tenngjuter- 
iet, Stockholm. Vases, inkstands, can- 
dleholders; boxes and various articles 
of engraved tin. D Street. 

GROUP 45. 

A. B. Rorstrand's, Porslinfabrik, Stock- 
holm. Porcelain, china and faience; 
partly underglaze painting, vases and 
ornaments. D street, 172. 

A. B. Gustafsberg's, Jnteressenter, 
Stockholm. Faience, bisque statuary; 
earthenware. E Street. 



GROUP 47. 

De Svenska Kristallglasbruken, Stock- 
holm. Cut-glass, tableware, colored 
cameo cut-glass ornaments. D Street. 
171. 

GROUP 57. 

A. B. Svensk, Konstslojdutstallning, 

Stockholm. Silk fabrics. D Street. 
A. B. Nordiska, Kompaniet, Stockholm. 
Silk fabrics. S Street. 

GROUP 58. 

A. B. Svensk, Konstslojdutstallning, 

Stockholm. Tapisseries, embroideries 
on wool, silk, etc. D Street. 
A. B. Nordiska, Kompaniet, Stockholm. 
Tapisseries, embroideries on wool, 
silk, etc. D Street. 



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154 



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SWITZERLAND. 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN THE COURT OF THE PALACE OF 
VARIED INDUSTRIES. 



Fine Leather Goods, Dolls, Jewelry, Embroidery, Silk Fabrics. 



GROUP 31. 

Giron and V. Lamunire, Geneva. Fine 

enameled jewelry. 
Rutishauser, Jean^ Pere & Fils, Aine, 

Geneva. Fine enameled spoons and 
iewelrj'. 

GROUP 32. 

Schwoob, A., Reunies de Tavannes. Fine 

watches. 

GROUP 34. 

Brennecke, S. Steuri, Interlaken. Fine 

leather goods. 

GROUP 36. 

Brennecke, S. Steuri, Interlaken. Dressed 

Swiss dolls. 



GROUP 37. 

Binder, Ed., & Company, Brienz. Wood 

carvings. 
Bodmer, H. Rieter, Winterthur. Imita- 
tion of wood and bricks. 



GROUP 57. 

Leuthold Freres. & Company, Zurich. 

Silk shawls. 
Stoffel & Company, Arbon. Silk ribbons. 



GROUP 58. 

Kaufman, Jean, Erlenback. Hand em- 
broidery. 
Schoch, H., & Company, St. Gallen. Hand 

embroidery. 



VENEZUELA 



LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME, 

BLOCK 31. 



(Textiles, Leather Goods, Hats.) 



GROUP 34. 

United States of Venezuela. Wooden 

combs from Barquisimeto. 

GROUP 55. 

United States of Venezuela. Cables and 

ropes from Guayana and Barquisimeto. 

GROUP 58. 

United States of Venezuela. Various 

embroideries from Maracaibo. 



GROUP 6ch 

Baccardo, J., Caracas. Leather tanned 

and untanned. 
Rodriguez Co., F., Caracas. Boots and 

shoes. 

GROUP 61. 

United States of Venezuela. Straw hats 

from Barquisimeto and Rio Chico. 
Cubria Co., Caracas. Shirts. 
Gonzales, M. B., Puerto C a b e 1 1 o. 

Feather fans. 












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